Discharged academic Yay has been detained after the police searched his home.

About US arms aid to the YPG, President Erdoğan has said “I wish the US backs down from some of the facts that they’ve voiced”.

According to bianet male violence monitoring report, 16% of the murders occurred in public places in the glare of publicity including shopping mall, hotel lobby, in the middle of the street.

Muş Governorship has announced that curfew has been declared in 21 neighbourhoods, villages and plateau regions in Muş province as of 3:30 a.m. Some districts have been closed to traffic.

4 CHP MPs have gone on hunger strike for 24 hours to act in solidarity with academic Gülmen and teacher Özakça, who have been on hunger strike for 64 days with the demand that they be reinstated to their jobs.

The winners of the 20th Flying Broom International Women’s Films Festival have been announced.

Ruling on the objection to the 12 journalists being arrested soon after their release, the court has decided that the journalist remain further under arrest. Interpreting the court’s decision, Prof. Dr. Yaman Akdeniz said: “Like the arrest order, overruling the objection is against the law as well”.

Prof. Dr. David Harvey has said “I express my solidarity with my friends and colleagues in Turkey who are on hunger strike” in the video he released for Gülmen and Özakça who have been on hunger strike for 63 days.

Following the US President Trump approving the legislation concerning arms aid to the YPG, the YPG in its statement said that it is a historical decision.

Following Selin Sayek Böke resigning from her positions in CHP, the party’s vice-Chair Bülent Tezcan has become the party’s new spokesperson.

CHP’s Adıgüzel has demanded a parliamentary investigation concerning casualties caused by the armored military and police vehicles.

While Özakça says “We need to focus on growing the hunger strike”, Gülmen stated “It is very nice that everyone trying to do something”.