HPG has claimed responsibility for the attack that was launched in Van on Tuesday (September 12).

UN Human Rights High Commissioner Al Hussein has said they continue to receive right violation complaints about Turkey and declared that a “monitoring team has been formed about the situation in the Southeast”.

It has been announced that the hunger strike has ended upon the message of Abdullah Öcalan be shared with public.

An attack with a bomb-laden vehicle has been launched nearby the buildings of the AKP and Governorship wounding 48 people, two of whom are police officers in Van.

Education Union member and from the Academics for Peace, Damla Karaman has been released after prosecution received her testimony.

For the words they used on a TV program, Ahmet Altan and Mehmet Altan were detained on Saturday.

Azadiya Welat workers Şirin Çoban and İlker İlkan have been arrested.

As many as 70 Education Union members have been detained following a police attack in Diyarbakır. Four members are in detention in Muş and the union has demanded their immediate release.

Diyarbakır Governorship has announced that curfews were declared in eight neighborhoods in Lice district, three in Hani district and two in Kocaköy district as of this morning and that operations will be launched.

The European Council anti-torture Committee has visited three prisons in Turkey and inspected the situation of Öcalan and other prisoners in İmralı. The accompanying report will be presented to the relevant parties in November.

The Ministry of National Education on its Twitter account has said, “11,285 personnel linked to separatist terror organization [PKK] have been suspended”.

20 organization including academics, students and legists have stated that arrest of students has caused irreparable right violation and demanded acquittal of arrested students.

Detained since April, the attorneys Acinikli and Demir from the Libertarian Legists Association were released yesterday.

The European Federation of Journalists has made a call for the immediate release of two Evrensel reporters, Uğur and Polat, who have been in detention for 15 days without contact with the outside world.

In a report on the Sur district of Diyarbakır, the HDP has said that 90 civilians and 71 security staff have lost their lives and that historical buildings in the district have been destroyed in the curfews and operations.

The European Court of Human Rights has passed judgement on three cases of extrajudicial killing in two different police-military operations. Turkey has been sentenced to pay compensation for having violated “the right to life”.

On the 61st anniversary of the 6-7 September pogrom, Serdar Korucu continues to relate the testimony of Patriarchate Photographer Dimitrios Kalumenos.

TTB, TİHV, SES and the Education Union have said, “Coup investigations must be carried out delicately within the legal framework, and those who haven’t been determined to have solid links with the coup must be returned to their duties,” referring to sacked public sector staff.

Two soldiers have lost their lives in a clash which broke out between soldiers and members of the PKK in the operations carried out in the rural area of Çukurca district in Hakkari this morning.

Three soldiers have been killed, 20 others been injured in the clash broke out between soldiers and PKK members.