After 13 womxn announced that they had been subjected to discrimination and violence while working for the Filmmor Women’s Cooperative, the cooperative has decided to close down “as it does not want to be a part of the hate climate.”

The court has convicted three defendants of "being a member of a terrorist organization" and one of "terrorist propaganda."

In the 11th week of the countrywide weeknight and weekend curfews amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the Ministry of Interior has announced that 29,048 people have been fined for violating these restrictions over the past week.

CHP deputy Çakırözer has visited Kavala and Ahmet Altan in prison.

Peoples’ Democratic Party (HDP) released a statement about the detention of students and politicians in several provinces across Turkey over the past two days. At least 143 people were detained, according to the party.

Trees have toppled down and electricity has been cut off in some districts of İstanbul amid heavy snowfall. While snow has closed village roads in Kütahya and Balıkesir, face-to-face education has been postponed in Karabük, Bartın, Uşak and İstanbul.

The US Department of State has extended its condolences to Turkey over the death of 13 soldiers and police officers in the Gare region in northern Iraq. Shortly after this statement, US Ambassador has been summoned to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

According to a countrywide project documenting incidents of violence faced by healthcare workers, the occupational groups subjected to violence most are emergency medical technicians, medical secretaries and patient care workers.

The Constitutional Court requested the Justice Ministry’s opinion on the arrest of journalist Cemil Uğur, who reported on the two citizens thrown from a helicopter in Van. The Ministry has said, “He is not a press member.”

While the prosecutor’s office has launched an investigation into the social media posts about the 13 soldiers and police officers who died during a military operation in northern Iraq, the HDP has released a statement about the losses of life.

Turkey’s Health Ministry has announced that the country’s death toll from the coronavirus has reached 27,471. The country has seen 6,287 new infections while the number of daily tests has been below 105 thousand.

Turkey has completed a four-day military operation in the territory of the Kurdistan Regional Government in northern Iraq, Akar has said.

Academics from Oxford University have denounced the rector appointment to Boğaziçi by a Presidential decree and expressed their solidarity with the students and faculty of the university amid ongoing protests.

Arrested over their social media posts amid the Boğaziçi University protests against the appointed rector, Beyza Buldağ and Muhammed Ünal have been released.

The president has visited the university named after him in his hometown.

"RTÜK's fines targeting certain broadcasters that continue to air critical coverage are part of a clear pattern to punish free media," says the IPI's Turkey coordinator.

"Male justice is served," attorney Eyüboğlu said after the court decision.

Amid the protests against his appointment of a new rector to Boğaziçi University, President Erdoğan ordered the establishment of two new faculties in an overnight decision.

İzmir was hit by floods for the second time this month.

About 2.8 million people, including more than a million health workers, have been vaccinated since January 14.