Releasing a statement on its social media account, the HDP has announced that imprisoned former Co-Chair of HDP Selahattin Demirtaş has been referred to hospital.

The HDP's jailed former co-chair lost his consciousness after having breathing difficulties on November 26 but has been kept in prison since then although the prison doctor referred him to the hospital.

Botan Princess Sinemkhan Bedirkhan has been granted “Honorary Award” in the Kurdish Women’s Poems Festival jointly organized by the Iraqi Kurdistan Regional Government and Ministry of Culture and Youth.

Inmate Esin Kavruk has been forced to give a DNA sample upon a court order.

Deputy President of the Council of Judges and Prosecutors (HSK) and 2nd Chamber Chair Mehmet Yılmaz has announced that the Council has given permission to inspect the negligences leading to the feminicide of Ayşe Tuba Arslan.

56 million tonnes of waste, of which 17 million tonnes was hazardous, was disposed of in 159 controlled landfill sites having a total capacity of 799 million cubic meters, according to a recent survey.

Indicating that press cards have been changed in order to “prevent the use irregular and fake press cards”, Vice President Oktay has announced that the press cards of 685 journalists have been cancelled over “national security” concerns.

People avoid HIV tests because of "social prejudices" and "worry of discrmination," the Positive Solidarity group has said.

According to the Quarterly Gross Domestic Product (GDP) announced by the TurkStat, the economy of Turkey expanded by 0.9 percent in the third quarter of 2019. The GDP has increased by 11.5 percent, reaching 1 trillion 145 million 99 million TRY.

WWF Turkey has released a statement after the parliament approved a bill postponing the installation of filters to 15 thermal power plants across the country.

Batman Heavy Penal Court has ruled that a lawsuit shall be filed against former Diyarbakır Bar Association Chair and executive board members over their declaration on April 24, charging them with “inciting the public to enmity and hatred."

The Right Initiative has indicated that while there were 743 children behind bars in 2018, this number has increased to 780 as of November 2019.

France's Macron called NATO "brain-dead" after Turkey launched a military operation into northern Syria.

The court has rejected an application against the 'Nation's Garden' project in the area known as "the Maldives of Turkey," citing Erdoğan's 100-Day Action Plan in its decision.

"The transformation of the Turkish state into a presidential authoritarian regime did not result in a decisive reaction from our governments," the organizations said.

Akın has been put on trial despite "it was determined that he does not have a hierarchical connection the organization."

The major daily that was bought by a pro-government businessperson last year recently dismissed 45 unionized journalists.

The Ministry first filed a complaint against attorney Özgür Urfa for "insulting the president," then gave its approval to the complaint, which is required to put an attorney on trial.

In a joint press conference with NATO Secretary-General, France's Macron defended his remarks in which he called NATO “brain-dead” after Turkey launched an offensive into Syria.

Tahir Elçi, the then chairperson of the Diyarbakır Bar Association, was shot dead during a press statement in the southeastern city. His murder has still not been solved.