Two soldiers have lost their lives as clashes continue in Nayrab village, the state-run agency reported.

A complaint has been filed against Bakırköy District Governor, who banned two teachers' demonstrations despite court rulings.

Trans activist Diren Coşkun has announced that vegan trans inmate İda Koçak has been on a hunger strike as she is insistently given non-vegan food in prison.

Eleven people in two shisha bars have been killed by an armed attack that authorities believe was carried out with "xenophobic motives."

The court of appeals has overturned the judicial fine of 7,100 lira given to daily BirGün Editorial Coordinator Varlı in a lawsuit filed by Minister Berat Albayrak over two news reports on Panama Papers. The court has ruled for the acquittal of the journalist.

After Kavala was acquitted in the Gezi trial, he was remanded in custody as part of an investigation into the 2016 coup attempt.

Korkmaz has been sentenced to 23 years, 9 months in prison based one the statements of permanent witness İ.Ö. though both the prosecutor’s office and the security directorate said that “he had no links with the organization.”

Taken into custody after a former law apprentice announced that she was sexually assaulted by him, lawyer M.K. has been arrested on charge of “aggravated sexual assault.”

Council of Europe (CoE) Commissioner for Human Rights Mijatović has released a report following her visit to Turkey from July 1 to 5, 2019. She has called on Turkey to “restore judicial independence and stop the practice of targeting human rights defenders.”

The UN Syria Envoy has called on Turkey and Russia to "do their parts" to deescalate the situation in Idlib, Syria.

According to a report by the International Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans and Intersex Association (ILGA), in 2019, Turkey was the second worst country in Europe, after Azerbaijan and before Armenia, for LGBT equality laws and policies.

Referred to İstanbul Courthouse following his deposition at İstanbul Security Directorate, Osman Kavala has been arrested again by the 8th Penal Judgeship of Peace on Duty. The court previously ruled for his acquittal and release in Gezi trial.

Defendants have presented their statements in the 11th hearing of the Büyükada Trial. The next hearing will be held on April 3.

Central Bank has reduced the policy rate (one-week repo auction rate) from 11.25 percent to 10.75 percent, which marks the sixth interest rate cut in a row since July 2019.

Speaking to bianet about the detention of Kavala following a verdict of release, former ECtHR Judge Rıza Türmen says, “The detention is an open violation of the ECtHR verdict. The plan applied to Demirtaş and Kozağaçlı is now applied to him."

Politicians, international organizations and rights defenders have reacted to the detention warrant on Osman Kavala after he was acquitted in the Gezi trial.

Speaking at the weekly group meeting of his party, President and AKP Chair has commented on the verdicts of acquittal in Gezi trial: “The person that you know stirred up trouble at Gezi was behind bars, they attempted to acquit him with a maneuver.”

The President's remarks came after talks between Russia and Turkey on the recent advance of Syria's army failed to achieve a result.

13-year-old Ahmet Polat lost his life in Erzurum in 2008 when the ammunition that he collected as scrap exploded. The suit for non-pecuniary damages filed into the incident will be held again after 12 years.

Taken from Silivri Prison to İstanbul Security Directorate following a detention warrant issued against him shortly after a verdict of acquittal and release, businessperson and rights defender Osman Kavala will be referred to the prosecutor’s office today.