Taken into custody in Turkey’s eastern province of Ağrı on December 11, journalist Aziz Oruç has been arrested on charge of “being a member of a terrorist organization”.

Analyzing the news about refugees published in online media between December 7 and 13, the Media and Refugee Rights Association has indicated that 174 news reports violated the rights of refugees in a week.

Seven journalists have been acquitted of targeting Lieutenant General Musa Çitil, who was acquitted of unidentified murder of 13 people in Mardin, led the operation in Sur and was promoted to Deputy General Commandership of Gendarmerie.

The Constitutional Court has announced its ruling on a student sentenced to prison for singing the anthem “Çerxa Şoreşe” (Wheels of Revolution). The court has concluded that his freedom of expression has been violated.

An airport has only had four percent of the number of passengers that was guaranteed in the build-operate-transfer deal. Hence, the Treasury paid for the other 96 percent.

Imprisoned former HDP Co-Chair Selahattin Demirtaş was not given daily Evrensel with his own interview on the ground that “it fuels opposition to the state.”

The governor's office has announced that the order will be in effect for five days.

The Ministry of Interior has appointed trustees to HDP’s Bulanık, Varto and Erentepe Municipalities in Muş and main opposition CHP’s Urla Municipality in İzmir.

The defense spending bill passed by the US Senate bans F-35 delivery to Turkey and underlines the necessity of imposing sanctions against the country over its purchase of S-400 missile system from Russia.

Pro-government circles have recently been discussing a "marriage pardon" that would lead around 10 thousand convicts of child abuse to be released.

A woman in Turkey has to wait for 167 years for the world to close the gender gap completely, according to the WEF report.

The Diyarbakır Network for Struggle with Violence Against Women has shared the results of its five-month application and monitoring report with the public: "Men killed three women and inflicted violence on 838 women in Diyarbakır in five months.”

In the 27th term of the Parliament, a total of 21 thousand 504 Parliamentary questions have been submitted, but 11 thousand 663 of them have been left unanswered. The number of answered Parliamentary questions in due time is only 1,700.

The hearing of the case of Yıldırım, who was shot dead by a soldier, lasted only five minutes as the court has not even received a response to the letters it sent to the state institutions.

Banned by Kocaeli Prison administration, Yürüyüş magazine has been “acquitted” by a Constitutional Court verdict. However, Van Prison has not recognized the verdict and not given the magazine to the inmate appealing to court for four years.

43 percent of the young women and 19.8 percent of the young men in the country neither work nor study, according to a report.

HDP’s Muş Bulanık and Varto District Co-Mayors and a municipal council member have been taken into custody on the ground of ongoing investigations against them.

25 women have been summoned to depose as part of an investigation launched into their Las Tesis protest in İzmir. The Secretary of İzmir Bar Association has said that they are not shown the list of the women summoned to depose.

State-owned Halkbank's former deputy general manager Atilla, who was released from a US prison in July, has appealed the sentence he received for taking part in a scheme to evade US sanctions on Iran.

While İHD Ankara Children’s Rights Commission member Koçak has indicated that there are 21,000 pregnant children according to official records, Yılmaz from Amnesty International has stated that 97 children died in curfews, but no lawsuits were filed.