The family of musician Cihan Aymaz, who was murdered after he did not sing the song "I die for my Turkey" in Kadıköy, stated that the racist attacker was "drunk" and that the murder is wanted to be covered up.
Saturday Mothers and human rights defenders who wanted to make a statement in Galatasaray Square, where the blockade was not lifted despite the Constitutional Court's "violation" decision, were detained.
Many people were detained in house raids in Cizre district.
Stating that the reason for the harsh attitude towards the Saturday Mothers is the AKP's reconciliation with the perpetrators, İHD Chairperson Eren Keskin said: "We will continue our struggle whether the power changes or not."
Ahmet Tas, who was arrested after being detained at the age of 18 in Nüsaybin and released after 30 years, said: "I have survived with hope and faith. A part of my heart remained with my friends in the prison.”
At least 9 people, including journalist Ertan Çıta, were detained in the operation against Partizan readers.
In Nisêbîn, Specialist Sergeant E.K. was arrested for sexually abusing 2 children.
55-year-old Sare Ay, who was attacked by a racist group on Saraçlar Street, was taken under observation today after a 3-hour surgery.
The number of people detained in house raids in 6 Istanbul-based cities has increased to 32.
According to the İHD's "Report on Human Rights Violations in 2022", at least 2,143 people, 110 of whom are children, were detained and 1,109 homes/workplaces were raided.
Helicopter mobility is taking place in the Omeriya region in Mardîn.
Continuing the sit-in, the Şenyaşar family said: "The mentality that does not provide justice will lose."
CHP Overseas Organization Board announced that the ballots with the yes stamp on the AKP came out from the unopened ballot papers in the foreign elections.
Stating out that 295 people were detained and 61 people were arrested in a month, HDP Law and Human Rights Commission Co-Spokesperson Nuray Özdoğan said: "For the safety of the election, Süleyman Soylu should be discharged first."
Families of PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan and Ömer Hayri Konar, Hamili Yıldırım and Veysi Aktaş held in İmralı Prison applied to the prosecutor's office and the prison directorate for a visit.