Adana Chief Public Prosecutor's Office opened an investigation against those who were beaten during the police attack on the trustee protest on the charge "resisting to prevent the fullfill of duty".
With the decision of the Ministry of Interior, trustees were appointed to 7 municipalities, 5 from DEM Party and 2 from CHP, after 31 March election. The first actions of the trustees who turned the municipalities into police stations were to target Kurdish language and women's centers.
Erzincan Type T Closed Prison administration found it "objectionable" to give the book "Simple Example of Democracy" written by prisoner Semih Altun in prison.
Women in Hezbollah-held areas have been the most affected by the Israeli attacks on Lebanon, Dr. Sonia Achkar stated that there is a women's struggle against the war but the organised power is insufficient.
Diyarbakır Governorate issued a scandalous decision banning the slogan "Jin, jiyan, azadî". Women chanted "Jin, jiyan, azadî" against ban of Governorate.
DBP Co-Chair Çiğdem Kılıçgün Uçar stated that the state's appointment of trustees to the will of the people is an indication that it is over and said: "AKP MHP government lost against the resistance of the people of Dêrsim."
Demonstrations for ill prisoners were held in Ankara and Istanbul on 25 November to draw attention to the situation of ill women prisoners and demand their release.
Speaking in Dêrsim, DEM Party Co-Chair Tülay Hatimoğulları said: "Just as Seyit Rıza did not bow down, we will not bow down either. It is time to stand side by side more and to increase the struggle on democratic grounds."
During the protest against the trustees in Êlih, DBP Êlih Provincial Co-Chair Resul Çetin said: "We do not accept any decision that ignores the will of the people."
The appointment trustee to Dêrsim Municipality was protested with a mass march in the city.
Relatives of the disappeared called for the perpetrators of Islam Terkoğlu, Mümine Sincar and Tayibe Sincar, who were killed by military police bullets, to be revealed.
In the 1026th week of their protests, Saturday Mothers asked the fate of Hayrettin Eren, who disappeared in detention 44 years ago.
Serhat Ayar, who was detained in Êlih, was arrested despite his 84 per cent disability report. Lawyer Ahmet Şiray said: "Ayar must not be detained even for one day".
According to the Media and Law Studies Association report, a total of 1,856 people, including 366 journalists, were put on trial in 10 months. 76 people were sentenced to a total of 233 years, 4 months and 14 days in prison.
Dêrsim Municipality, where a trustee was appointed, was surrounded by concrete barriers.