Stating that the main planners of the "Shengal Agreement", which he describes as the "continuation of the 74th edict" are Ankara and Arbil, the Êzidî sociologist Azad Barış said: "The aim is to create an obstacle against the possible gains of the Êzidîs. The Êzidîs can come together and disrupt the deadly game."
The application of PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan's lawyers to meet with their clients was rejected.
İshak Yasul, Editor-in-Chief of Özgürlükçü Demokrasi Newspaper transferred to the SDIF, was sentenced to 10 months in prison.
When the "witness" Özgür Baran, who made false statements against our reporters Sadık Topaloğlu and Sadiye Eser, could not be reached, the court issued a warrant for him to be brought to the court.
The Ministry of Interior announced that a military operation was launched in rural areas of Şırnak, Siirt, Van and Hakkari.
According to the information obtained, Specialized Sergeant Musa Orhan will attend the first hearing of the case against him via SEGBİS. Orhan who raped İpek Er in Siirt and caused her to commit suicide is being tried without arrest.
Turkish security forces have stormed several houses in Hakkari city center, rural neighborhoods and the village of Cevizli in Çukurca district on Wednesday.
Calling for awareness regarding the hunger strike that has been going on for 32 days in Van Type F High Security Prison, TUHAY-DER Van Branch Co-chair Kudret Temel made a call and said: "Meet the demands of the prisoners before someone dies."
The İSİG has not been allowed by the police to announce its "Covid-19 in the seventh month" report.
Standing trial for killing a man whom he thought was battering his partner, Kadir Şeker was first sentenced to 15 years in prison by the heavy penal court. With good conduct time, his prison sentence has been reduced to 12 years, 6 months.
Stating that they will not accept any agreement made by the governments of the Iraqi and Federated Kurdistan Region PADÊ executive Hisên Hecî said, "Nobody can sit with us unless our demands and will are recognized. Shengal will be defended by Êzidî children."
Hakan Çavuşoğlu, head of the Parliamentary Human Rights Inquiry Commission, who rejected the demands of the opposition to establish a sub-commission to investigate the incident of the dropping of two citizens from helicopters in Van, stated that they will wait for the results of the administrative and judicial investigations launched into the incident.
The sentence given to 19 defendants in the Ankara Massacre was upheld by the Ankara Regional Court of Justice.
The bodies of 4 refugees who were trying to get to Kızıltepe from Haseké, and forced into a mine filed by the gendermerie, couldn't be retrieved by their families because they were on the other side of the border.
A local court on Oct. 13 rejected former CHP deputy Enis Berberoğlu’s demand for a retrial despite a previous top court ruling.