All parties in the parliament supported the bill declaring legal grounds for the trial and execution of then PM Menderes and two ministers null and void.

The soldier was hit during a harassment fire from Iran, the ministry has said.

Speaking at the group meeting of his party, CHP Chair Kılıçdaroğlu has noted that former HDP Co-Chair “Demirtaş is a politician for whom a ruling of release has been given for four times so far, but none of them has been put into force.”

The “Defense March” of bar chairs has ended as the police barricades at the entrance of Ankara were removed and they could reach the Memorial Tomb of Atatürk. İstanbul Bar Chair Durakoğlu has made a statement after returning to İstanbul.

The main opposition party's provincial head for İstanbul was sentenced to 9 years and 8 months in prison for various offenses, including terrorist propaganda and insulting the president.

Lawyers have gathered in front of courthouses in several cities to protest the prevention of bar association chairs' defense march.

After bar association chairs who wanted to march to Ankara said that they would call on all lawyers of Turkey to come to Ankara, the police barricades have been removed. They will now march to the city as part of their “Defense March.”

Following a ruling of rejection by Constitutional Court, ECtHR now examines the application regarding the killing of Berkin Elvan as a “priority case.” It has asked questions to Turkey about the use of gas canisters and failure to investigate public officials.

Maçoğlu has said that his treatment has started.

While the opposition parties CHP and HDP have denounced the prevention of bar association chairs from entering Ankara as part of their “Defense March,” lawyers have protested the prevention in several cities of Turkey.

Appointed a trustee by the Ministry of Interior, the Municipality of Batman has renewed the traffic icons in the province. The road signs of “pedestrians first” are no longer in Turkish-Kurdish language pair, but now solely in Turkish.

Marching from various provinces to Ankara in protest of the planned changes in the Attorneys' Act, lawyers are stuck at the entrance of the city as the police block them. Here are the latest updates...

Bar association chairs are walking to the capital in protest of planned changes in the Attorneys' Act.

“At least 4 million 848 people have suffered from an income loss during pandemic. Only 20 billion lira has been granted to workers from a package of 500 billion lira, which accounts for only 4 percent,” says main opposition CHP Vice Chair Ağbaba.

Bar association chairs are marching to the capital in protest of planned changes in the bars' elections systems and the Attorneys' Act.

"With this march, we wanted to say 'Enough' to the government, which chokes the society, tries to silence everyone who doesn't think like it," the party's co-chairs said in a joint statement.

In response to a question by HDP MP Gergerlioğlu, Hakan Çavuşoğlu, the Parliament’s Human Rights Inquiry Committee Chair, has indicated, “It is gladly observed that there are no complaints about torture or physical battery in penal institutions.”

Main opposition CHP Group Deputy Chair Özgür Özel has announced that 217 investigations have been launched against 95 CHP MPs and the summaries of proceedings have been sent to the Parliament to strip them of their legislative immunity.

The Health Ministry has reported 1,213 new cases and 23 deaths for the past 24 hours.

A main opposition MP has submitted a parliamentary question to the Minister of Justice regarding the prison conditions during the pandemic.