A field research report prepared from 20 psychological counselors' interviews with more than 5 thousand students indicates that dating violence is a widespread problem in high schools.

After Boeing 737 Max type aircraft which took off from Turkey have been diverted back in mid-air, Turkish Airlines (THY) has suspended the flight operations of 12 Boeing 737 Max planes in its fleet along with several other countries.

Releasing a joint statement, 19 rights groups and bar associations have said that civil society figures Kavala and Aksakoğlu's arrest over the Gezi Park protests "has become a punishment that is at stark odds with international human rights law and standards."

The Amnesty International has launched an urgent action campaign for Osman Kavala, Yiğit Aksakoğlu and 14 other rights defenders: "The indictment attempts to rewrite the history of the Gezi Park protests and silence some of Turkey's most prominent civil society figures."

The 88th hearing of the case filed against the public officers accused of negligence in the murder of journalist Hrant Dink starts today. Meeting in front of the İstanbul Courthouse before the hearing, Hrant’s Friends have repeated their demand for justice.

Speaking in an election rally in Hakkari, President and AKP Chair Erdoğan has stated that there were CHP and HDP behind the women, whom he accused of whistling during the call to prayer in the 17th Feminist Night March in Taksim on March 8.

The Armenian Patriarchate of Turkey has declared mourning until Easter for 84th Armenian Patriarch Mesrob II Mutafyan, who lost his life on Friday.

It was us who lived Gezi, and we know this well: Gezi is this land’s hope for equality, freedom and justice.

President and AKP Chair Erdoğan’s allegation that the women attending the March 8 feminist night march in Taksim “whistled the call to player” has also been criticized by columnists close to the AKP as well as its İstanbul MP Mustafa Yeneroğlu.

Cenk Yiğiter, an academic dismissed because of having signed the Peace Declaration, has won the lawsuit he filed against the Ankara University Rectorate, which prevented him from enrolling at the school.

After President Erdoğan claimed that “women whistled the call to prayer on March 8”, Grey Wolves gathered in Tepebaşı while another group attempted to march to HDP İstanbul Office, shouting, “May the hands reaching out for call to prayer be broken.”

Human Rights Association has released a statement of solidarity for Prof. Dr. Füsun Üstel, the first Academic for Peace whose prison sentence has been upheld: “We call the national and international academic community to stand against this injustice.”

Announcing its judgement on Aktaş, a convict in İmralı Prison, who was banned from making phone calls for a year, the Constitutional Court has ruled that his “freedom of communication” has been violated. Aktaş will be paid 4 thousand TRY in damages.

Making a statement regarding the report submitted by rights organizations to the Ministry of Justice, İHD Co-Chair Türkdoğan has stated that the necessary changes for the establishment of an independent judiciary should be introduced.

Speaking to bianet about the Gezi indictment, İlkan Koyuncu, the attorney of Osman Kavala, has said, “This indictment shows that they have imprisoned Kavala all for nothing for 16 months.”

The President has said, "They raised hell through the lie that we cut trees. If this country is becoming green, it happened with us."

In the first hearing of journalist Cansu Pişkin, who is charged with "making a public officer a target for terrorist organizations," for having mentioned a prosecutor's name in an article she wrote, the court has not made a ruling.

21-year-old Uğur Çakmak, who was doing his mandatory military service in Turkey’s southeastern province of Şırnak, has lost his life by being shot with a bullet fired from the weapon of his friend. Çakmak has been laid to rest in Balıkesir.

Taksim Solidarity platform has made a statement regarding the Gezi indictment: “We will not let you turn the Gezi Resistance into a protest associated with crime, terror and coup.”

Accepting the indictment filed into the Gezi Park protests, the İstanbul 30th Heavy Penal Court has ruled that the first hearing of the case shall be held on June 24.