Thirteen security officers held hostage by the PKK in Iraq's north were killed last week during a military operation to rescue them.

On the third day of strike at İstanbul’s Kadıköy Municipality, the Public Services Employees Union of Turkey (Genel-İş) has signed the collective labor agreement with the municipality. Workers have not recognized the decision and decided to strike further.

Imprisoned politician Demirtaş has sent a message about Turkey’s 13 security personnel who lost their lives in Gare. He has criticized the attempts to hold the HDP and the opposition accountable for the killings.

Schools were partially reopened on Monday after staying closed for about two months.

Constitutional Court has given its ruling regarding the police violence against former bianet reporter Beyza Kural after 5.5 years. The Court has concluded that it was intended as humiliation to say, “Nothing is the same anymore, we will make you learn this.”

Amid ongoing protests of Boğaziçi University students and faculty against the appointed rector, 252 musicians have released a joint statement underlining that the political authority must keep its hands off universities, academics and students.

Earlier, the president called the main opposition leader an "impudent man" for saying that he was responsible for the killings of the security personnel in Iraq's Gare.

"We are facing a government that doesn't take responsibility. The government, which announces the good news when it succeeds, has the governor make a statement when it fails," Danış-Beştaş has said.

With the enactment of the law on multiple bar associations and the establishment of a second bar in İstanbul, the İstanbul Bar Association has announced that public lawyers are pressured into changing their bar associations.

Pronouncing his opinion as to the accusations at the second hearing, the prosecutor has demanded up to 4 years, 8 months in prison for actors Müjdat Gezen and Metin Akpınar over their remarks during a TV program.

Akşener has criticized President and ruling AKP Chair Erdoğan for talking to the mother of a deceased security officer during an AKP rally. “Your duty is to keep those mothers’ sons and daughters alive,” the İYİ Party Chair has said.

Examining the application of a parent, the İzmir Consumer Arbitration Committee has concluded that the parent should get a partial refund for the private school fee due to the COVID-19 outbreak.

The president spoke about the importance of the Turkish language, criticizing internet slang.

The MHP leader has said that the top court should dissolve itself and his party will apply for the closure of the HDP.

Targeted by Interior Minister Soylu over the killing of Turkey’s 13 security personnel in Iraq’s north, HDP Co-Chair Pervin Buldan and Human Rights Association (İHD) Co-Chair Öztürk Türkdoğan have responded to the Minister’s allegations.

The students of Boğaziçi University have made a statement at the South Campus: “Today marks the 44th day of our resistance since a trustee was appointed to our university. Our struggle will continue until all trustees, primarily Melih Bulu, leave.”

The hostages held by the PKK lost their lives during a military operation to rescue them.

Speaking about Turkey’s military operation into Gare, during which 13 security personnel lost their lives, Erdoğan has said, “We will stay as long as we need in the places we made secure to avoid similar attacks again.”

The ministry has alleged that Anadolu Kültür company is violating laws by acting in a similar way to non-profit organizations.

After Dipsiz Göl (Fathomless Lake) had been destroyed by treasure hunting activities, the Ministry of Interior rejected the request for an investigation against Gümüşhane Governor Kamuran Taşbilek.