Stating that they filed a criminal complaint regarding unlawfulness in the earthquake region, ÇHD Headquarters Manager Atty. Oğuzhan Topalkara said that it is a crime to collect building debris without taking samples for evidence.
Silopiya Municipality employees, who came to Pazarcık district on the 2nd day of the earthquake and distributed food to the earthquake victims, noted that they will continue to distribute food as long as needed.
Stating that the “Censorship law” came into effect in the earthquake region, TGS Ankara Branch President Sibel Hürtaş said: "Some journalists were instructed to “Do not make earthquake victims talk”.
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.
Continuing its attacks against HPG members in the Federated Kurdistan Region despite the decision of inaction, it was stated that Turkey used a phosphorus bomb near the village of Sîda in the Şêladize district of Amediyê.
Speaking at the sit-in, Ferit Şenyaşar said: "When the subject of the case is the government, prosecutors are helpless."
Stating that they tried to create a perception with the news selected with the indictment prepared against MA and JINNEWS reporters, Lawyer Resul Temur said: "The professional activities of journalists were tried to be manipulated."
Former HDP Nusaybin district co-chair Şiyar Koç detained.
Mehmet Gonluşen said that despite the 19th day of the earthquake, the problem of tents and food continues in the Yavuz Selim Neighborhood of Maraş, where Kurds live, and that 30 people are staying in a tent.
While 90 percent of hotels and hostels are being demolished in Harbiye, one of the favorite neighborhoods of Hatay, citizens are struggling to survive in tents they set up in their gardens and tandoors in order not to leave their homes.
Nuri Arı, Ramazan Özyiğit and Abdullah Oflas, who were arrested together 30 years ago in Hezex, stated that the prison is a system built to take over the soul of the person and said: "Resistance in prison is the only thing that brings us closer to freedom."
Former US National Security Advisor John Bolton stated that the policies carried out by President Erdoğan of the AKP are not in the interest of Turkey and commented on the elections, "If Erdoğan steals this election, there won't be a satisfactory solution for anybody."
Minister of Justice Bozdağ stated that an arrest warrant has been issued for 171 people in investigations into buildings destroyed by earthquakes.
Residents of Davutlar Neighborhood, who woke up in the village cemetery for 8 days after the earthquake, dug up their relatives from the wreckage with the construction equipment they rented and buried them.
Condemning the mass burial of those who lost their lives in the earthquake area, Respect for the Dead and Justice Initiative Co-spokesperson, lawyer Mahmut Erol said: "Mass burials have been banned since the Second World War. There should be respect for the dead body, mass burials should be stopped."