Two party members in Mersin, western Turkey, are facing charges due to their social media posts.

Opposition deputies emphasize the plight of thousands missing in the aftermath of the destructive earthquakes that struck 11 provinces in Turkey's southern and southeastern regions

Can Atalay's lawyer, Deniz Can Özen, stated, "The Constitutional Court has explicitly emphasized that the first-instance court has no discretion regarding the implementation of the violation decision. The action to be taken in line with the Constitutional Court's decision is to conduct a retrial, stop the proceedings, and order release. A decision to the contrary is not possible; the court must immediately issue a release order."

Attorney Muzaffer Değirmenci stated that Can Atalay should have been released immediately after being elected as a Member of Parliament, but he has been unjustly deprived of his freedom for five and a half months.

The lack of action by the police authorities in assessing the belatedly discovered notification within the case documents led to a non-prosecution decision. Subsequently, intervening lawyers have brought their grievances to the high court.

One of the defendants in the Gezi Park case, Atalay was not released from prison despite being elected an MP in the May elections. His lawyer has welcomed the top court's decision.

While acknowledging that Saudi authorities tampered with evidence in the journalist's murder case, the Constitutional Court concluded that Turkish authorities were not at fault.

According to the Kurdish Barometer's survey, 67.4% of Kurds strongly identify with their Kurdish identity. The ownership of Kurdish identity is higher among young people, students, traders, and the upper-income group compared to the average. Kurdish nationalism is on the rise compared to five years ago.

The officers seized a computer, a booklet and a poster while no one was taken into custody.

A Kurdish man who reported a forest fire in İstanbul has been sentenced to life imprisonment for setting fire to the forest on the orders of the PKK.

Twenty-three people were detained in connection with the case.

Turkey did not participate in the "School Meals Coalition," established by 90 countries under the leadership of the United Nations World Food Programme, and also did not attend the summit held in Paris.