The President yesterday urged İmamoğlu to abide by the government's decision, otherwise, he will be held accountable.

In the daily Sözcü trial, columnists Çölaşan and Doğru have been sentenced to 3 years, 6 months, 15 days; editors-in-chief Çetin and Yılmaz to 3 years, 4 months; coordinator Arı, reporter Ulu and Yücekaleli to 2 years, 1 month for “aiding the FETÖ.”

The court has announced its ruling on Aslan, who was charged with “terror propaganda” for liking social media posts that caused others to stand trial. Aslan has been acquitted “because social media likes alone cannot be considered propaganda”.

Two siblings working at an auto spare parts shop have been tortured for "forgetting the size of a screw" and "bending a material incorrectly."

Struggling to solve the suspicious death of his 11-year-old daughter Rabia Naz for over a year now, Şaban Vatan is listed among the heroes of the year by Balkan Insight: “A father who won’t give up the fight for truth.”

After two workers have lost their lives and one worker has been wounded in an unlicensed mine in Turkey’s Black Sea province of Zonguldak, the owners of the mine and the owner of the land where it is located have been arrested.

"This case demands an investigation into the chain of command to identify the masterminds, as well as those who incited, allowed, or turned a blind eye to the murder, such as the Crown Prince," Callamard has said.

As the Environmental Impact Assessment Report of Canal İstanbul has been presented to the public for 10 days, citizens have queued up in front of Provincial Directorates of Environment and Urbanization to object to the project.

The company that prepared the report won 42 public tenders in eight years. The owner of the company had been convicted of bribery and bid-rigging.

The court has ruled that the arrest of Osman Kavala shall continue “because the ECtHR verdict was not delivered to them.” However, the Ministry of Justice apparently sent the Turkish translation of the verdict to the court before the hearing.

The General Assembly of the Constitutional Court has concluded that access block to Wikipedia is a violation of freedom of expression.

Having qualified to work as a public officer at the Ministry of Health, Bozkurt was not appointed. The court has rejected his objection as “it is not contrary to law that he was not appointed over the possibility of posing a risk in terms of public service.”

HDP MP Musa Farisoğulları has submitted two separate Parliamentary questions regarding the power cut at Diyarbakır Djemevi and the personnel dismissed from Kayapınar Municipality by the state-appointed trustee.

Turkey will accept the invitation of the UN-recognized government of Libya and a motion for sending troops to the country will be submitted to the parliament as soon as it reopens, the President has announced.

Trapped under debris after an unlicensed mine collapsed in Şırnak, the dead body of miner Hasan İnal has been taken to the mortuary of Şırnak State Hospital for postmortem examination. Detained yesterday, İnal’s family has been released.

The Constitutional Court has ruled for a retrial in the case of a university student who was convicted of "terrorism-related" charges although the allegations were "not fully proven."

Established in May 2017, the State of Emergency Inquiry Commission has received 126,300 applications so far and concluded 98,300 of them. While the Commission has accepted 9,600 applications, it has rejected the remaining 88,700.

Hit by intense rainfall for two days, Adana has received 147 kilograms of precipitation per square meter, which marks the heaviest rainfall experienced in the province since 1963.

A boat carrying refugees has capsized on Lake Van while docking in the district of Adilcevaz in Bitlis. Seven people have lost their lives in the incident and 64 people have been rescued.

Analyzing news about refugees published in online media between December 14 and 20, the Media and Refugee Rights Association has indicated that 252 news reports violated the rights of refugees.