Having defied the first Constitutional Court ruling on Enis Berberoğlu, the İstanbul 14th Heavy Penal Court has now ruled that all final verdicts against the dismissed MP as well as their consequences shall be eliminated.

Muharrem İnce, a former CHP MP and its Presidential candidate in the last election, has announced that he will resign from CHP membership during the day. “We will be an opportunity, a way out, an option for people,” he has said about his new movement.

The academics of Boğaziçi University have once again turned their backs to the Rector’s Office in protest. Condemning the targeting remarks about Prof. Buğra, they have also demanded the annulment of the decree opening two new faculties at the university.

The prosecutor’s office has pronounced its opinion as to the second ruling of right violation given for dismissed CHP MP Berberoğlu. The office has requested that the court accept the request for retrial and halt the proceedings in the trial.

Çakıcı has announced support for Prof. Bulu and said he should keep his post.

In the 10th week of countrywide COVID-19 curfews at weeknights and weekends, 32 thousand 181 people were faced with legal and/or administrative action in a week for not complying with the curfews.

The deputy head of former PM Davutoğlu's party was attacked in front of his home last month.

Taken into custody for joining the protests against the appointed rector of Boğaziçi University in İstanbul’s Kadıköy district, four people have been arrested and two people have been placed under house arrest.

The platform has found that the minister's posts violated its rules about hateful conduct and abusive behavior.

The president accused the academic of provoking the protests against the rector he appointed.

Amid ongoing protests against the appointed rector of Boğaziçi University, Erdoğan has issued a Presidential decree to open two new faculties at the university. The Boğaziçi Solidarity has addressed an open letter to the President.

The president has continued accusing the protesters of "terrorism" and targeting LGBTI+s.

Despite the strong defense of the attorneys and witness statements, the İstanbul 36th Heavy Penal Court has ruled that Osman Kavala shall remain behind bars. The file of his “espionage” case has been merged with that of “Gezi”.

Academics from both universities have demanded the release of the detained protesters and the resignation of Prof. Bulu as the Boğaziçi University rector.

“I said, ‘You cannot struggle against the mafia with a judiciary which has surrendered to the mafia.’ This investigation is the very proof of what I said,” says Independent MP Ahmet Şık about the recent investigation launched against him.

PEN Norway has analyzed the indictment of Özgür Gündem trial issued against Reyhan Çapan, Hüseyin Aykol and Eren Keskin: “The indictment does not entirely meet international nor national standards.”

The allegations were "unfounded and irresponsible," the spokesperson of the US Department of State has said.

Protests at İstanbul's Boğaziçi University and other parts of the country continue.

After the minister of interior, Bahçeli becomes the second senior politician whose tweets about the Boğaziçi University protests have been restricted by Twitter.

Lawmakers asked whether Turkey has to comply with the ECtHR decisions or not, which violated the parliament's internal regulation, according to the Speaker's Office.