While the ban has been suspended, the final verdict on the "Bondage Workshop" and "Sex Toys Workshop" will be made tomorrow.

Police officer Ö.Y. crashed into a home while driving an armored vehicle in the southeastern province of Şırnak in 2017, killing two children.

The İstanbul Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office has launched an investigation against Avesta Publishing and its editor Abdullah Keskin due to their messages on social media.

Seven people have lost their lives after a water pipe blasted in a hydroelectric power plant in Trabzon. “The hydroelectric power plant has fallen victim to the flood. In other words, it is a completely natural incident”, Minister Pakdemirli has commented.

Four people were killed in an armed attack after a land dispute in the southeastern province.

Two Academics for Peace have had their hearings at two courts. Presenting her statement of defense at the İstanbul 32nd Heavy Penal Court, Hazal Halavut has been asked by the Presiding Judge, “Why didn’t you make a call to the terrorist organization?”

Holding a statement for the press in Parliament regarding the Akkuyu Nuclear Power Plant under construction in Mersin, CHP Mersin MP Alpay Antmen has shown the poster of Chernobyl TV series and said, “Don’t let Mersin become Chernobyl.”

HDP MP Paylan has submitted a parliamentary question, saying that the "nation's garden" project in Diyarbakır damages the city's cultural heritage, namely the city walls and the Hevsel Gardens.

İsmail Küçükkaya, the moderator of Yıldırım-İmamoğlu live TV debate, has announced that Fox TV will file a lawsuit against the Marmara Hotel, which leaked the security camera footage on a meeting held by Küçükkaya and İmamoğlu before the debate.

The agency also downgraded Turkey's bond rating on Friday.

The Constitutional Court has announced its justified ruling regarding a woman who had a miscarriage due to police violence during a protest. The court has ruled that non-pecuniary damages of 17 thousand 500 TRY shall be paid to her.

The prosecutor has provided absolutely no credible evidence of any criminal activity in the hundreds of intercepted phone calls, financial reports, travel records, and other material," the HRW said ahead of the first hearing of the trial.

Upon the request of lawyer Eyüboğlu, the court has ruled that the Constitutional Court ruling on Academics for Peace shall be awaited till a verdict is given for three academics. One academic has also been given a deferred prison sentence of 15 months.

A water pipe has exploded in a hydroelectric power plant in the Black Sea province of Trabzon, causing floods in the area.

Speaking at the weekly group meeting of his party, main opposition CHP Chair Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu has said, “We will receive the certificate of election once again. We will put our hands on our hearts and cast our votes.”

When the LGBTİ+ said they want to hold events in another place than Taksim, they were told by the Deputy Governor that they are a cause of "social concern" regarding all open-air events.

"Even if the filling begins, it will be just for show for a long time. The aim here is to curb the struggle through a perception management operation."

The European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) has announced its ruling on two convicts who appealed to the court 13 years ago, wishing to continue their higher-education studies. The court has ruled that their right to education has been violated.

While the HDP has offered free transportation ahead of the elections, the CHP has announced that it will help old, sick and disabled people to cast their votes.

Releasing a statement in the wake of live TV debate of İmamoğlu and Yıldırım, the Supreme Court of Accounts has announced that “there is no finding in the audit reports suggesting that İstanbul Metropolitan Municipality granted aid to some NGOs.”