HDP MPs Ömer Faruk Gergerlioğlu asked Interior Minister Süleyman Soylu about Muharrem Aksem's death in the place where special operations police were conducting target practice in Urfa.
Şenyaşar family stated that they will continue to demand justice and said, “A second summer season is coming. Do not delay our humanitarian and legal demands any longer.”
Bakır Aksem, uncle of shepherd Muharrem Aksem, who was found dead in a place where the police were doing target practice, said, "They were shooting here all day long. We don't suspect anybody other than the police force."
Stating that Aysel Tuğluk's health condition is getting worse day by day and she is being left for dead in prison, Ahmet Türk said, "It is not possible to accept such hostility towards a person who cannot maintain her life in prison."
The fact that 5-year-old twins were detained and their finger prints were taken by the police during the Newroz celebrations in Diyarbakır was brought to the agenda of the parliament.
In the preliminary autopsy report prepared for 16-year-old Muharrem Aksem, who was found with impaired body integrity at the place where the police were doing target practice, no conclusion could be reached regarding the numerous objects that hit his face and chest.
There is no news regarding the whereabouts of Musa Çiftçi from Hakkari who was detained in Hewler at the check point of the KDP. No information was given to his family looking for him by the KDP authorities.
Denizli Public Prosecutor's Office launched an investigation against Muhammed Salih Demir and three other people, who sent money to his childhood friend.
Continuing the Justice Watch, the Şenyaşar family said: "The insistance of mothers will bring justice".
The website of ANHA subjected to a cyber attack can not be reached.
Twitter has suspended the Twitter account of our agency (@MAturkce) for five hours, banning us to post anything in that time due to news of violence in a dormitory of a religious congregation.
Egyptian independent politician Ramy Zohdy who participared in the Diyarbakır Newroz celebtations, underlined that this was the first time he was able to experience the Kurdish question first hand and told that Öcalan must be free.
Noting that the crimes committed by paramilitary groups under the control of Turkey have increased in Serêkaniyê, the Serêkaniyê Migrants Committee stated that 9 families' houses were destroyed in Kaniya Hespê village.
Relatives of prisoners, who told that prisoners were left for dead in prisons, said, "Enough is enough, stop deaths in prison" addressing the authorities.
It was learned that during the Newroz celebration held in Bismil, 5-year-old twins were taken to the police station and their local clothes were confiscated by the police.