HDP's Günay has made remarks on the closure case against the party, Gergerlioğlu's detention, the İstanbul Convention and PKK leader Öcalan.

A group of students came to the İstanbul Courthouse to support their friends detained for carrying rainbow flags at Boğaziçi University during the protests against the appointed rector. They have also been detained; police intervention is still ongoing.

In the trial over the assassination of journalist Hrant Dink, the files of 13 people have been separated. 37 defendants have been acquitted and 26 have been convicted. Four have been given a life sentence and two an aggravated life sentence.

“The words of a group of men, the decision of the one man is null and void in the eyes of women,” said women in İstanbul’s Üsküdar, protesting Turkey’s withdrawal from the İstanbul Convention with President Erdoğan’s decision.

The Ankara Branch of the Health and Social Service Laborers’ Union (SES) has announced that the number of cases has increased from 2 thousands to 7 thousands in the capital city in the last month.

Amid allegations that he died in prison, Kurdistan Workers’ Party leader Abdullah Öcalan had a brief phone call with his brother. Asrın Law Bureau has stated that the call was interrupted after a very short time and the conversation could not proceed.

Following the video conference on March 25, 2021, the members of the European Council have adopted a statement calling on Turkey “to abstain from renewed provocations or unilateral actions in breach of international law.”

The HDP has filed a criminal complaint against Ankara Public Prosecutor Ersoy Yıldız who gave the instruction for detaining HDP’s dismissed Kocaeli MP Ömer Faruk Gergerlioğlu at the Parliament during his justice watch.

Having appointed Prof. Fazıl Önder Sönmez to three positions, Prof. Melih Bulu, the appointed rector of Boğaziçi University, has appointed him to the Institute of Graduate Sciences in Science and Engineering as an acting director.

Turkey’s Ministry of Health has announced that 28,731 people have tested positive for COVID-19 and 157 people have lost their lives in the last 24 hours. The Health Minister has also addressed the public following a virtual Science Board meeting.

Women's Platform for Equality (EŞİK) has underlined that the withdrawal of Turkey from the İstanbul Convention by a decision of the President contradicts the legal framework of the Republic of Turkey and violates the Constitution.

A Boğaziçi student is under a disciplinary investigation for displaying a rainbow flag during protests. Today, students held a protest against this investigation and 12 of them, including the student in question, were detained for carrying rainbow flags.

While the average winter temperature in the country was 3.6 Celsius degrees for years, it was 6.2 degrees this winter.

A man who calls himself “Fırat Delikanlı” has been detained. Having attacked a person, calling him “perverted gay”, he posted the attack on Instagram.

Having lost their three family members in an armed conflict and staging a sit-in protest in front of the Urfa Courthouse, Ferit Şenyaşar and Emine Şenyaşar have been detained by police for the second time since mid-March.

Speaking to bianet about the latest situation at schools, Education and Science Laborers’ Union Chair Kurul notes that 324 students have been diagnosed with COVID-19 though it is said that there are no cases among children younger than 12.

Main opposition CHP MP Murat Emir says that 2.8 billion lira in the Research and Development fund of the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure has been used to close the budget deficit, as it is also the case in other similar funds.

Attacked by police in their 700th gathering for their enforced disappeared loved ones, Saturday Mothers/People appeared before the judge in İstanbul today, on March 25. The next hearing of the case will be held on July 12, 2021.

Journalist, writer and documentarian Ruhi Karadağ has been detained for allegedly propagandizing for a terrorist organization in one of his books. He is expected to appear before the judge today, on March 25.

Despite "strong and brave" opinions stated by dissenting members, the Constitutional Court has chosen to "perpetuate right violations," Kavala's attorneys have said.