As Maraş-centered earthquakes left two months behind with uncoordinated state institutions, sold Red Crescent tents and violations of rights, the wounds continue to be healed with the solidarity network of volunteers despite these negativities.
Stating that the Syrians who survived the earthquake are otherised in Turkey, İHD Mersin Branch Co-Chair Hakkı Demir said: "The pressure of earthquake psychology, humiliation and contempt created a great trauma."
Ecologists condemned the beating of earthquake victims in Samandağ and called for the immediate cessation of the debris removal and relocation work in the region.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that the airspace of Turkey has been closed to aircraft that will use Sulaymaniyah International Airport.
Pointing out that the Minister of Justice visited families sitting in front of HDP, Ferit Şenyaşar stated that the minister went in and out of the back door to avoid seeing his mother sitting in front of the Urfa Courthouse and said, "This is discrimination, fascism."
Speaking at the opening of the first women's election office of the Green Left Party Amed Provincial Organization, HDP Co-Chair Pervin Buldan said: "We know that this government is anti-democracy and misogynist, but in vain, spears don't fit in a sack anymore, you will fall, you will fall with the self-power of women."
Azadiya Welat newspaper employee Metin Alataş was commemorated at his grave on the 13th anniversary of his murder.
Turkey bombed some areas in the Federated Kurdistan Region with heavy weapons 83 times.
The death toll in Maraş-centered earthquakes rose to 50 thousand 399.
The sit-in started by the villagers who blocked the road to the cement factory under construction in Muğla continues on its 3rd day.
Headman of Musolar District of Pazarcık, where the debris removal work has not started, Taylan Sapan stated that they are worried about being left alone and asked when the structures will be built in their villages.
Vahyettin Sarı, who has been imprisoned for 25 years, is held in a blind cell alone for 23 hours a day. Sarı, whom the doctor said should be exposed to the sun with the suspicion of osteoporosis, and that he should be referred to the hospital, has not been referred for 3 months and is also deprived of seeing the sun.
Pointing out that the anti-regime actions continue with different methods, Iranian journalist Azad Şêro evaluated the latest situation as "the calm before the storm".
The Supreme Court of Appeals Chief Public Prosecutor's Office requested that the sentence given to journalist İsmail Çoban for allegedly "propagandizing for a terrorist organization" in the news in the newspaper be reversed, in accordance with the provision in Article 7/2 of the TMK, "thoughts made for news and criticism do not constitute a crime".
Stating that the government is trying to isolate PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan from the society and make the Kurdish people weak, DBP Ankara Advisory Bureau Co-Spokesperson Murat Kayataş said: "The problems in Turkey cannot be solved without Öcalan's freedom."