Stating that Turkey wants to annex the places it evacuated, writer Engin Yurtsever said: "The Middle East is in a war, borders will change in many places. Turkey also wants to expand its territory. However, it does not have the power to do so."
The investigation into the attack on the police checkpoint at the Istanbul Courthouse has been completed. The indictment requested up to 15 years in prison for 19 people.
Stating that the people of Shengal must protect themselves and determine their own destiny, KNK said: “The Kurdish people must not forget this trauma and must show great solidarity and unity at the national and local level.”
Dengbej and institution representatives reacted to attacks on Kurdish language, culture and said: “We must further expand our halays and struggle.”
A lawsuit was filed against 6 rangers who refused to take part in the attacks in the Federated Kurdistan Region of Turkey despite pressure and threats.
Human rights organizations in Iran announced that 55 prisoners were executed by the Iranian regime in July.
Cizîr Municipality has removed the "Pêşî Peya" warning signs on pedestrian crossings. Êlih Municipality stated that the ministry and governorship contradicted their own instructions.
EMEP Dîlok Deputy Sevda Karaca has applied to the Ministry of Justice for the release of seriously ill prisoner Mehmet Güvel.
By President Erdoğan's decree, some areas in 9 provinces, including Çewlîg, were excluded from forest boundaries.
PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan's family and guardian applied to Bursa Chief Public Prosecutor's Office and İmralı Prison Directorate demanding a meeting.
According to DFG's July report, 6 journalists were detained, 1 journalist was arrested, 9 journalists were sentenced to 51 years in prison and 341 news articles were banned from access.
Representatives of SODAP and SYKP emphasized that defending the freedom of the Kurdish people against the attacks of the government is a principled responsibility and emphasized "joint struggle".
Access to the virtual media platform Instagram has been blocked in Turkey.
15 bar associations reacted to the removal of Kurdish traffic warnings and said, “This unfortunate approach is another expression of the intolerance towards the existence and language of millions of Kurds living in our country.”