Announcing its ruling on Doğukan Bilir, who was battered on the same street where Ali İsmail Korkmaz was killed in Eskişehir during Gezi resistance, the Constitutional Court has ruled that the prohibition of torment has been violated.

Arrested due to the statement of an anonymous witness, journalist Ferhat Parlak has been released on probation after the anonymous witness changed his previous statement.

Men have killed at least 34 women in June. Raping at least four women, men also forced 43 women to sex work, harassed 34 women and sexually abused at least 35 children.

The İstanbul Metropolitan Municipal Council has convened for the first time after the İstanbul election rerun. Mayor İmamoğlu said, “The budget of the municipality was made by leaning on the central government, thinking that they would not be called to account.”

The Media and Law Studies Association (MLSA) has filed a criminal complaint against the SETA report on journalists working in international media outlets on a series of charges including “inciting the public to enmity and hatred.”

Murat Çetinkaya, who was appointed as the head of Central Bank by President Erdoğan, allegedly plagiarized his master's thesis in 2001.

Urfa Bar Association Chairperson has spoken to bianet after visiting the child: "When I visited her, she was anxious and scared. She took medicine from doctor to sleep."

Though it has been announced that the cutting of trees that started at the METU campus in Ankara earlier today has been halted after negotiations with METU President Verşan Kök, the concrete pouring vehicles have entered the construction site.

Minister of Culture and Tourism Mehmet Nuri Aksoy has stated, “The sensitivity of our nation is our sensitivity” and announced that the concert program featuring singer Sıla Gençoğlu will be revised.

Former Vice Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Ali Babacan has resigned from the ruling AKP. Babacan, who was among the co-founders of the party, is reportedly preparing to establish a new party with former President Abdullah Gül.

"This document poses a serious threat to freedom of press and freedom of expression in Turkey," said the Journalists Union of Turkey.

While it is only the pro-government daily Sabah which reported on the “International Media Outlets’ Extensions in Turkey” report by the SETA in its printed edition, some journalists from pro-government circles have criticized the report.

Accompanying protesters in Taksim and marching side by side with them at demonstrations, street dog Eylem was hit by a car and has lost its life. It was the protesters who named the dog Eylem, which means demonstration in English.

On this day last year, 25 people, including seven children, lost their lives and 340 people injured in a train derailment in Çorlu, Tekirdağ.

Murat Çetinkaya, the Governor of the Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey, has been discharged from office by a Presidential decree. Central Bank former Vice Governor Murat Uysal has been appointed in his place.

Students from the Middle East Technical University (METU) have been resisting against the construction project of a state dormitory in the Kavaklık area on campus for 55 days.

Journalists' Union of Turkey and Media and Law Studies Association have announced that they will file a criminal complaint against the SETA report on journalists working in international media outlets. The Foundation has claimed, “It is a scientific study.”

The court has ruled that journalists Ahmet Altan and Nazlı Ilıcak did not violate the constitution and acquitted Mehmet Altan.

Sent by the Directorate of Religious Affairs to be read at all mosques across Turkey during the Friday prayer, this week’s Friday sermon has made targeting and discriminating remarks about LGBTI+ individuals.

All the killed people were Syrian citizens in the explosion caused by a bomb, President Erdoğan announced.