Human Rights Watch has called for an investigation into public officials responsible for the collapse of buildings in the February 6 earthquakes. According to HRW, criminal investigations and prosecutions should be initiated against public officials who failed to perform their duties adequately, and this should not lag behind the prosecution of those responsible in the private sector.

"As a cooperative, one month after the earthquake, on Women's Day, we immersed ourselves in work with the orders that came to us, trying to forget this period. But when they say 'it's being forgotten,' it really isn't being forgotten."

Afşin Hatipoğlu, the lawyer of the church on İstiklal Avenue in İstanbul's Beyoğlu, shared information that two months ago diesel fuel was poured in front of the church and there was an attempt to start a fire.

Sabri Çelebi, also known as the 'assailant with machete,' for attacking protesters with a machete during the Gezi Park protests, has died as a result of an armed attack in İstanbul's Beyoğlu district.

Evaluating criticisms regarding the reading of the decision when he was absent, the Parliament Speaker said: "These visits were planned months ago."

The assailant who had taken 7 people hostage in the factory by raiding it with a weapon, citing "Protest against the Israeli invasion of Gaza," was apprehended unharmed during a police operation late at night without any conflict. It was reported that the hostages are also in good health.

It is believed that the suspect has taken hostages at the factory to protest against Israel's attacks on Gaza.

“In the Earthquake Crimes Investigation Bureau, 22,581 investigation files have been opened. Following the examinations and determinations, these files were consolidated and transformed into 3,522 files based on building evaluations," said Hatay's chief prosecutor.

The author, who had been undergoing treatment for colon cancer for four years, was bid farewell in a ceremony at the Acıbadem Jewish Cemetery in İstanbul.

The decision for a five-day ban on demonstrations, marches, and open-air gatherings comes ahead of a march originating from Kars today, which is organized to demand the lifting of the isolation on PKK leader Abdullah Öcalan.

In Bozova, Şanlıurfa, a two-story house, which suffered damage during the earthquakes on February 6, collapsed. There were 10 people inside the house at the time of the incident,

MP Atalay, who is in prison, was stripped of parliamentary status yesterday.

President Erdoğan appointed Yılmaz Akçil from the Council of State, who signed the decision on the conversion of Hagia Sophia from a museum to a mosque and the decision that "Turkey's withdrawal from the Istanbul Convention is legal," in place of Muammer Topal to the Constitutional Court.

After the revocation of his parliamentary seat, Atalay made a statement under the signature "Elected Hatay Deputy," saying, "Turkey will not fit into this madness of lawlessness. Together we will see..."

Başak Demirtaş has recently said she would like to run for mayor of İstanbul as the candidate of the pro-Kurdish DEM Party.

The agreeent marks a significant milestone after 38 years without union representation.

In the criminal complaint, it was stated that the suspects, who had been previously caught attempting to flee, were released based on the expert report.

Levi will be laid to rest tomorrow with a funeral ceremony scheduled for 13:00 at the Acıbadem Jewish Cemetery.

The alliance between the two leading opposition parties had come to an end after their defeat in the general elections in May.

"I don't want to live in a tent, but I want to live with the people I know, I want to live with them. I feel happier when I am with them. At least we need this a lot right now. Currently, I only want the container I applied for to be given to me by the state and to be placed on the land we found here."