Bar association chairs are marching to the capital in protest of planned changes in the bars' elections systems and the Attorneys' Act.

Seven people have been detained in house raids in Turkey’s eastern province of Batman. Hatice Taş, the dismissed Co-Mayor of İkiköprü town, is also among the detained.

"With this march, we wanted to say 'Enough' to the government, which chokes the society, tries to silence everyone who doesn't think like it," the party's co-chairs said in a joint statement.

Five people have lost their lives in Kestel district of Turkey’s northwestern Bursa province hit by intense rainfall and flood. The search and rescue operations for one missing person still continue.

In response to a question by HDP MP Gergerlioğlu, Hakan Çavuşoğlu, the Parliament’s Human Rights Inquiry Committee Chair, has indicated, “It is gladly observed that there are no complaints about torture or physical battery in penal institutions.”

Main opposition CHP Group Deputy Chair Özgür Özel has announced that 217 investigations have been launched against 95 CHP MPs and the summaries of proceedings have been sent to the Parliament to strip them of their legislative immunity.

Almost two million students took the high-school entrance exam across Turkey amid all objections. Especially the pictures from large crowds of people waiting in front of schools have caused public reaction. Parents from İstanbul spoke to bianet.

The Health Ministry has reported 1,213 new cases and 23 deaths for the past 24 hours.

A main opposition MP has submitted a parliamentary question to the Minister of Justice regarding the prison conditions during the pandemic.

The HDP will conclude its "democracy march" tomorrow in Ankara, Pervin Buldan has announced.

The court has accepted the indictment filed against Aziz Oruç. Among the criminal evidence cited against the jailed journalist are his likes for the Facebook pages of Roj News and İMC TV.

Having been sentenced to house arrest three times in three years over the "I want my job back" protests, Nazan Bozkurt says she doesn't recognize the sentence as the authorities don't recognize the Constitution and the laws.

Adopting an opinion as to the dismissal of elected mayors and appointment of trustees in southeastern Turkey, the Venice Commission of the Council of Europe has noted that the decisions of the Supreme Election Council should be reversed.

After months of struggle by locals, a provincial authority has not granted permission for a coal mine project in southern Turkey.

UN Women has released a statement to mark June 20 World Refugee Day on the 10th year of the war in Syria and raised concerns over the problems faced by Syrian women in Turkey. Women sing the song “If only life would be a feast.”

University student Gülistan Doku has been missing for over five months now. Speaking to bianet, attorney Çimen has announced that the family has filed a criminal complaint against Zeına Abarakov, the only suspect of the investigation.

In protest of the planned changes in bar association elections and the Attorneys' Act, the chairs of bar associations have started a march to the capital.

The Constitutional Court has concluded the application of former main opposition CHP MP Eren Erdem and ruled that he shall be paid damages as his rights were violated by his imprisonment for 16 months.

As part of its "democracy march," the HDP has held a mass event in Beşiktaş district before leaving İstanbul.

In response to a question regarding France’s allegation that its frigate Courbet was harassed by Turkey’s warships in the Mediterranean, NATO Secretary General Stoltenberg has announced that “NATO military authorities are investigating the incident.”