The relatives of the three Protestants killed brutally in Malatya sue the Prime Ministry, the ministries of Education and Interior for negligence.

Turkey’s Education and Science Workers Union has announced that the textbooks for the religion courses still reflect the Sunnite Teaching. It demands that the government abide by the court decisions.

Ministry of Justice decided not to permit the investigation of the prosecutors and judges of the Ergenekon case on the grounds that the evidence was not sufficient.

Writer Savran says the Erdoğan-Doğan conflict has exposed the corruption the relation between the ruling power and the capital has brought. He describes it as the plunder of the public resources that has been taking place through privatizations.

President of the Human Rights Organization demands the removal of the mandatory religion courses. He says this is not the state’s domain.

Director of Education for Arnavutköy/İstanbul is not opening the boarding school designed for children under risk for the lack of enough applications. The 53 children already registered to go to school in this institution are without a school.

Ministry of Justice has announced that an investigation against the prosecutors of the Ergenekon investigation is launched. Suspects Tekin, Poyraz, Kerinçsiz and Perinçek filed the complaint.

A new school year has just started, but there are still many children who cannot go to school or receive the education they need. The sexual equality still continues.

Hüseyin Yalyalı of Press Laborers Union of Turkish Cypriots has demanded that gen. Galip Mendi who visited the imprisoned Ergenekon generals on behalf of the General Staff should be tried for the murder of Kutlu Adalı in 1996.

The General Staff has announced that it sent an official visitor to retired generals Şener Eruygur and Hurşit Tolon, imprisoned suspects for the Ergenekon case. There is no information about the reason and content of the visit.

Prosecutor Zekeriya Öz, who runs the Ergenekon case, has asked the military prosecutor about the content of Ergenekon Suspect Veli Küçük’s personal organizer. The prosecutor's reply was that it could jeopardize the lives of those whose names were mentioned in them.

About the speech of the new commander of the Ground Forces, Yurdatapan says those with weapons cannot talk, Yeşildere is of the opinion that they should leave the universities alone and Aytar thinks the new commander did not say anything new.

ÖDP deputy Ufuk Uras challenges the new commander of the Ground Forces to make public the secret agreements made with the US about the İncirlik Base, if he wants to show his sensitivity about the globalization.

Gen. Yaşar Büyükanıt handed over his duty to the new Chief of General Staff, Gen. İlker Başbuğ. Each general gave a speech concentrating upon what they consider as Turkey’s major problems. Başbuğ stated that the discussion of new identities was simply not acceptable.

A month has passed without any complaints after the collapse of a student dormitory where 17 children died. Parents refrain from filing complaints against the religious order that owned the dormitory which collapsed due to negligence, out of religious loyalty to the order.

A group that calls itself Kurdistan Freedom Falcons (TAK) assumed the responsibility for the Mersin and Izmir attacks. TAK published the identity of the suicide bomber and his picture.

Alevi organizations, which do not agree with the principles of Sunni Islam, protest the mandatory religion courses in schools, taught in spite of the decisions of the European Human Rights Court and the State Council. The activity will continue until the schools open in September.

The court refused the objection to the arrest of the eight suspects in connection with the Güngören explosions. The suspects have been placed in the Silivri Prison, where they will stay until their trial.

The personal organizer found in Ergenekon’s major suspect Veli Küçük’s house includes notes about making money from truck convoys to Iraq, intelligence report about PKK’s Öcalan and a need list with a gun with silencer on it.

There have been four explosions or bombed attacks in Güngören and Üsküdar districts in Istanbul, Mersin and Izmir. Authorities and the media held the Kurdish Workers Party (PKK) responsible for the attacks, but the PKK have not assumed any responsibility yet.