The "March for the Respect to Will" that started on June 30th has reached Colemêrg. Hundreds of people who climbed the slope from Depin to the city center despite the hot weather completed the most difficult lane of 200 kilometers and reached the city.
As a result of the attack by Iranian soldiers, one kolbar was killed and 4 kolbars were injured.
4 people, including 2 journalists, were injured in the attack on the vehicle carrying journalists in Shengal.
"March for the Respect to Will" continues on its 9th and last day. In the statement made during the last 10 kilometers to the city center, the march called for a united struggle against the trustee mentality.
It was announced that the number of voters who will vote in the parliamentary elections to be held on October 20 in the Federated Kurdistan Region is 3 million 789 thousand.
The participants of the "Respect for the Will March" will make a mass statement after marching to the center of Colemêrg today.
A petition was launched with the participation of many people including intellectuals, writers and journalists against the revocation of Açık Radyo's license by RTÜK.
After the lifting of the 15-day military blockade in Bilêxşê village of Kercews district, the devastation has been revealed. Residents of the village summarized the events as "apocalypse".
The Syrian Democratic Forces announced that Turkey has launched 339 attacks with UCAVs, warplanes and heavy weapons against Northern and Eastern Syria in 6 months.
Ilham Ehmed, Co-Chair of the Foreign Affairs Department of Northern and Eastern Syria, emphasized that a solution in Syria is only possible if it involves the whole country. Ehmed said that the first condition for this is Turkey's withdrawal from the region.
Ömer Yıldız, AKP's candidate for Cizîr, has filed 30 lawsuits against the municipality after the elections, taking on the role of lawyer for "cash machine employees".
A raid was carried out on the house of Mehmet Yıldırım, who was murdered in the Nenyas neighborhood of Licê district.
DEM Party Parliamentary Deputy Chair Sırrı Süreyya Önder, who attended the protest of earthquake victims' families, said those responsible must be held accountable before justice.
Amed City Council, which was not operated during the trustee process, came together for its 29th Ordinary Meeting and elected its Executive Board and Co-chairs.
IHD and relatives of the disappeared stated that although the perpetrators of the murder of Kurdish politician Vedat Aydın 33 years ago are known, they have not been tried. Aydın's wife said: "Decisions on the murders were made from above and implemented from below".