The Ministry of National Defense has announced that five soldiers and one civilian personnel have lost their lives in Syria's Idlib. Earlier today, the Ministry announced the death toll as four, including one critically wounded soldier.

Turkey airlifted 42 people from China's Wuhan, where the coronavirus outbreak began.

Behind bars for 26 years, writer and illustrator Ahmet Bilge has sent his "heated" drawings to bianet, attaching the note, "Maybe there is so much heat in this geography to avoid facing the real problems, who knows?"

Social Memory Platform has released a written statement about the pardon granted to the convict of Sivas Massacre by President Erdoğan. “No matter who forgives murderers, we will not forgive them”, the Platform has said.

Led by “Either Canal or İstanbul” Coordination, İstanbulites have marched from Marmara Sea to Black Sea along the route of Canal İstanbul. Covering almost 11 kilometers on foot, İstanbulites have said, “There is life between two seas.”

We met with Sakine Muhammet Yunus, Head of the Directorate of Women's and Children's affairs at the Governorate of Mosul, in Erbil and spoke about the uncertain future facing the children in the orphanage of Mosul.

Thirty students of Boğaziçi University stood trial for having opened a banner that read, "Invasion, massacre cannot be marked with delight" in protest of a group of students giving out Turkish delight at the campus with respect to Turkey's military operation in Syria's Afrin.

"Leaving Jerusalem entirely in Israel's bloody claws will be the greatest evil for all humanity," the President has remarked.

Turkey has sent a military cargo plane to China's Wuhan to evacuate its 34 citizens

Attorneys of arrested businessperson and rights defender Osman Kavala have published a summary note on the fifth hearing of Gezi trial held on January 28: “The Court heard an imaginary witness who was not registered in the population.”

Announcing its ruling on inmate Resul Kocatürk, who was not permitted to attend his father’s funeral, the Constitutional Court has concluded that his “right to respect for private and family life” has been violated.

Assoc. Prof. Ümit Sayın was a defendant who had been under a witness protection program in the 11-year-long case.