Batman Governorship has declared indefinite curfews in 11 villages, hamlets and neighborhoods in two districts.

Application of Remziya Daşlık to the ECtHR, who was tortured 17 years ago in Diyarbakır, was concluded today. The court ruled Daşlık, who had already lost her life four years ago, be paid fine.

One person has been killed in a police operation launched by Anti-Terror teams in Kadıköy.

Human rights organizations have demanded release of the detained Amnesty Turkey Chair Kılıç. The US State Department as well has released a statement, expressing that they monitor the situation.

Human rights organizations have demanded that Chair of Amnesty International Turkey, refugee rights defender and attorney Kılıç be released.

Summary judgement for four academics, who were discharged through statutory decree from Mersin University, will be held tomorrow.

13 people including musician Atilla Taş and journalist Murat Aksoy standing trial charged with “attempting to suspend the constitutional order" and "attempting to overthrow the Government of the Republic of Turkey" are facing two aggravated life imprisonments.

Amnesty International Secretary General Shetty has stated that Taner Kılıç has a long and distinguished record of defending exactly the kind of freedoms that the Turkish authorities are now intent on trampling.

Curfew has been declared in 18 villages and hamlets of Lice district of Diyarbakır in southeastern Turkey. An operation will be carried out in the region where the curfew is in effect.

The Journalists’ Union of Turkey has demanded that football player Arda Turan, who assaulted journalist Bilal Meşe on a plane, be severely punished.

People who staged protests in support of Gülmen and Özakça on hunger strike were detained; as the protesters were released, prosecutor’s office ordered that the t-shirts with imprint image of Gülmen and Özakça be seized.

Ahead of the operation planned to be carried out in Genç district of Bingöl, curfew has been declared in 30 villages and neighbourhoods of the province.

Women in Kütahya have protested the museum, planned to be built in their meadows, where they graze their animals, with clubs, axes, scythes and rakes. The Kütahya-Eskişehir highway has been closed to traffic.

Diyarbakır Governorship has announced that the curfew declared in 43 villages and hamlets of Diyarbakır province have been lifted.

Police have attacked protest of sociologist Veli Saçılık, who was discharged through a statutory decree, and Esra Özakça, who went on a hunger strike following Semih Özakça and Nuriye Gülmen being sent to prison. Saçılık has been hit with dozens of plastic bullets.

Fashion designer Şansal has been found guilty due to this statements on the video, sentence of 6 months and 20 days in prison has been deferred. Şansal has been acquitted of the charges pressed due to his tweets.

According to Human Rights Foundation of Turkey, at least 1,809,000 people were affected by violations of their rights to life and health in particular and were affected by curfews.

A child looking from a blue door is seen in the second painting of HDP Co-Chair Demirtaş, who is imprisoned in Edirne Type-F Prison.

Three soldiers have lost their lives, two others have been wounded during an operation launched into the PKK in Diyarbakır.

Author Atwood said “Please support all people advocating freedom of expression and democracy in Turkey” in the message she sent in support of Gülmen and Özakça.