Rabia Naz Vatan's father has been striving to solve the death of his daughter since April 2018.

The parliament has moved to set up a new committee after President Erdoğan's remarks on "entirely banning or regulating social media."

Citizens of Turkey cannot enter the EU unless they are closer relatives to an EU citizen, long-term residents of the EU or work in the health sector, according to the European Council recommendations.

Turkey will continue to stand with Azerbaijan, four parties have said in a joint statement.

The total cases have climbed to 216,873 while the recoveries have reached 198,820.

A specialist sergeant has been remanded in custody for abusing a child in the southeastern province.

In the trial of October 10 Massacre, which claimed the lives of 103 people in 2015, the intervening lawyers requested that the extradition procedures of fugitive defendants identified to be in camps be investigated, the court has rejected the request.

A court has sentenced Die Welt's former Turkey correspondent to prison for propagandizing for the PKK and decided that a complaint shall be filed against him for insulting the president.

As the main opposition party applied to the Constitutional Court against the "multiple bar associations law," İzmir Bar Chair has said the law can't be legally defended.

Amid search and rescue efforts for the people who were on a boat that sank in Lake Van, the deceased bodies of two more refugees have been found, bringing the death toll to 39.

Referring to the ruling on the status of Hagia Sophia, the Chamber of Architects is preparing to take legal action to demand that Atatürk Forest Farm, where the Presidential Complex is also located, be returned to its original in line with the last will of Atatürk.

After two people with autism were subjected to violence in a care and rehabilitation center of the İstanbul Directorate of Family and Social Service, İstanbul Anatolian Public Prosecutor’s Office has launched an investigation into the incident.

The Minister of Justice has responded to a parliamentary question by a main opposition party MP.

The Council of State has dismissed the case filed by OR-YA Energy company, which objected to the cancellation of the positive EIA report by the administrative court and requested the reversal of the cancellation and the stay of its execution.

The TurkStat has announced the results of the annual household budget survey.

On a death fast behind bars, lawyer Aytaç Ünsal has sent a note for Ebru Timtik, another death-fasting arrested lawyer: “Join your lives with hers! Ask them on the phone, by fax and on every platform possible… What is the Court of Cassation waiting for?”

The Women’s Assembly of the HDP has released a written statement about the allegation that HDP Muş MP Mensur Işık inflicted violence on his wife Ebru Işık: “We will stand up against it no matter from whom or where violence comes.”

Environmental defenders say the increase in floods in the Black Sea region is caused by the change in the land structure because of roads, dams and hydroelectric power plants.

As the court has accepted the indictment filed by the prosecutor’s office, Ozan Güven will stand trial on January 21, 2021. The prosecutor’s office previously launched an investigation against the actor upon the complaint of his ex-partner Deniz Bulutsuz.

According to a recent report by the HDP, 84 summaries of proceedings have been brought against HDP MPs and trustees have been appointed to 14 HDP municipalities since March 11, when the first coronavirus case was confirmed by Turkey.