Continuing the sit-in and sharing the message, the Şenayaşar family said: "If there is no justice in a country, everyone is guilty, not the only ones who rule there."
A woman and her child, crushed by a Turkish armored vehicle, lost their lives in the town of Atareb in the city of Aleppo.
Opposing the "war budget" determinations, AKP MP Chairperson Nurettin Canikli said: "A lot of money is spent for security. The cost of one ammunition is 5 million dollars.”
Numerous villages were bombed in Northern and Eastern Syria.
An operation was launched in Berwarî with the participation of scores of soldiers and rangers. It was stated that the villagers were not allowed to leave their homes.
Speaking on the 637th day of the Justice Watch, Ferit Şenyaşar said, "Those who aspire to power will not be able to go out in public and look the people in the eye without seeing my mother."
Şadiye Manap who has been in prison for 30 years was detained right after her release and arrested by the court.
ÖHD Co-Chair İlknur Alcan stated that law and international law have been disabled in İmralı Prison, and that the CPT, whose existence has become suspicious, should immediately announce its report.
Kurdish politician Lezgin Botan, who stated that Turkey covers up "war crimes" for the benefit of states, said that Turkey continues its chemical weapons attacks, relying on this situation.
Mahmut Tat, who was extradited to Turkey by Sweden, was arrested.
It has been stated that the duties of "morality police" have been suspended in Iran.
Turkey bombed the village of Um El Kêf in Til Temir.
Lawyer Abdullah Deveci, who said that Sweden committed a crime by extraditing his client Mahmut Tat to Turkey, stated that his client was extradited because he was Kurdish and as a result of NATO negotiations.
Aynur Elçioğlu, who lost her husband in the resistance for the liberation of Kobanê, condemned Turkey's attacks and said, "Turkey's attacks must be stopped."