Radio and Television Supreme Council (RTÜK) Chair Şahin has announced that the RTÜK has launched an inquiry against Fox TV, saying that the remarks of Selçuk Tepeli about the government during the main news bulletin “violated impartiality”.

Diyarbakır Promotion, Culture and Solidarity Foundation (DİTAV) Chair Erhan Akalınlar invites everyone to the Zerzevan Castle, which is on the UNESCO’s Tentative List of World Heritage Sites.

In the trial over the Sivas massacre, which claimed the lives of 35 people in Madımak Hotel in 1993, the court has rejected the requests for hearing the then state officials Köksal, Ağar and Karabilgin “because it will not have an effect on the ruling.”

In the face of recent price increases and 18-percent taxation on menstrual products, the Children and Women First Association has called on the Ministry of Health and Ministry of Trade to ensure that sanitary pads are provided free of charge.

The Ministry of Health has announced that over 412 thousand tests were conducted, 72,615 people were diagnosed with the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) and 176 people died of the disease in Turkey in the last 24 hours.

We publish the full text of the speech made by Nazım Özgün Afşin, who was five when Hrant Dink was murdered, on his 15th death anniversary.

We publish the full text of Rakel Dink’s speech on the 15th anniversary of Hrant Dink’s murder: “Let us unlock this history to set free the anguished souls. Truth is the solid rock where we will build upon our house. Truth is a solid, steady rock.”

Çetin Dedeoğulları and Erdal Rifatoğulları, two members of the Kurdish family massacred in Konya, and Ebru Akkal, a lawyer for the family, met HDP Group Deputy Chairs Danış-Beştaş and Oluç today, on January 19.

"It's been 15 years since the treacherous bullets fired from the back took you away from us. Your voice is still in our ears. They had accused you of back-stabbing whenever you talked about what had been done to your people," said the late journalist's spouse, Rakel Dink.

“Even the number of private dormitories manifests how the government forces our students to stay in the dorms of some associations and foundations,” says opposition İYİ Party Chair Meral Akşener.

Traffic has stopped in 115 locations on the country's highways while roads to more than 700 villages have been closed due to snowfall and blizzards, according to the authorities.

A civil court of first instance gave a decision of non-jurisdiction in the trial over the attack on Yavuz Selim Demirağ, saying that it was an “attempted killing”. A high criminal court has concluded that it was an “actual bodily harm”.