Curfew

Three people including a child killed resulted by fire allegedly opened from armored vehicle in Nusaybin, and that six police wounded resulted by a bomb detonated during armored vehicle of security forces driving by.

The curfew declared on November 28 upon killing of Tahir Elçi and two police officers has been lifted.

14-day-long curfew has been lifted in Mardin’s Nusaybin district, nine people lost their lives during the curfew.

Curfew declared three days ago in Yüksekova has been lifted, two civilians lost their lives in the operations launched during the curfew.

Police have intervened in people gathered for funeral of two people who lost their lives in the police operations during curfew in Yüksekova.

HDP deputies from Mardin, and DBP Co-Mayor Ahmet Türk and DBP Co-Chair Emine Ayna who are on hunger strike to protest curfew in Nusaybin have been blocked by police intervention as they tried to enter the district.

Curfew has been declared in 14 neighborhoods in Hani district, 12 neighborhoods in Lice district of Diyarbakır province.

Prosecution has been brought against HDP Co-Chair, Figen Yüksekdağ over “insulting public officer”.

Following U.S. Minister of Foreign Affairs, John Kerry stating an operation will be launched together with Turkey into ISIS territory, President Erdoğan announced that a step will be taken with coalition forces, and land forces are ready for the operation.

HDP deputy from Mardin, Yıldırım in his statement to bianet has said, “People are being shot as I talk to you right now, this morning two more people shot and one of them killed”.

65-year-old man has been shot in the leg in Nusaybin in the 5th day of curfew, his condition is not critical.

It has been announced that Selamet Yeşilmen, mother of five, who was killed in front of her house in Nusaybin, died due to shrapnel pieces hitting her body.

During the curfew that is in its 4th day now in Turkey’s southeastern Nusaybin district of Mardin province, a woman has been killed while four people including two children wounded.

According to statement by Human Rights Foundation of Turkey, six people have been killed by security forces as of November 3 in three neighborhoods where curfew has been imposed in Turkey's southeastern Silvan district.

HDP deputy from İzmir Kürkçü who was exposed to police attack as going to neighborhoods under blockade in Silvan has expressed that people put up a legitimate fight to govern themselves and be exposed to attack in return.

HDP former deputy Edip Berk has expressed that in the neighborhoods where curfew declared wounded people cannot be moved out of there, there is food shortage, and entrance to neighborhoods have been blocked for “security of life”.

A lieutenant has died, a specialist sergeant wounded in Turkey's southeastern Silvan district of Diyarbakır province whose three neighborhoods have been imposed curfew for nine days.

HDP has released a statement as to incidents in Silvan on where curfew has been imposed for nine days, there are information claiming there are dead and wounded.

Human Rights Association has expressed that in the clashes between July 24-October 8 113 civilians have lost their lives, and stated that perpetual non-conflict must be established in no time and transited to dialogue and negotiation procedure.

Four unidentified persons in Bismil district of Diyarbakır province were killed after a curfew was declared. The dead bodies were taken to the morgue for identification.