Taken into custody at their campus for protesting the appointed rector, 52 students of Boğaziçi University appeared before the judge. Security guards withdrew their criminal complaint; however, the court has still rejected the requests for acquittal.

The Ministry of Health has announced that over 363 thousand tests were conducted, 24,467 people were diagnosed with the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) and 222 people died of the disease in Turkey in the last 24 hours.

Ali Hemdan, 18, was shot dead by a police officer when he went out to go to work during the coronavirus lockdown last year.

Hundreds of women gathered on Tunnel Square in Taksim, İstanbul despite a heavy police presence.

Fatih Gönül, a former reporter for the Dicle News Agency (DİHA), which was closed by a Statutory Decree, has been acquitted of “organization membership” and “propagandizing for a terrorist organization”.

The 83-year-old actor was indicted for insulting Erdoğan in the tweets he posted five years ago.

As part of the “Resilience” project, with bianet/IPS Communication Foundation one of its partners, “The Factsheet on the National Regulatory and Self-Regulatory Framework Against Hate Speech and Disinformation in Turkey” has been published.

Suspended in March 2020 as part of COVID-19 measures, contact visits will resume in prisons starting from December 1, 2021.

The İstanbul 11th Administrative Court has cancelled the Üsküdar Municipality’s tender for a rehabilitation project to be launched on the Validebağ Grove.

One of the applicants was younger than 18 and police officers were involved in 23 of the incidents, shows a new report.

With their wages not paid for six months, mine workers have been protesting in Tekirdağ province: “No one knows what we are going through or how I am. I cannot even buy shoes for my feet on this winter day. They should be ashamed.”

Acar was detained because of his phone conversation with a news source. He has been released on probation.