The defendant, who launched an armed attack on Dündar and injured the NTV reporter Şenkal, has been sentenced to 10 months in prison and a fine of 4 thousand 500 Turkish Lira. The court has given a good conduct time to the defendant.

The Human Rights Association has released a statement about Vefa Kartal, who has been on a hunger strike in Tekirdağ Prison for 89 days. The association has stated that a simple decision of the prison administration can put an end to his hunger strike.

Kept in prison since November 1, 2017, business person and human rights activist Osman Kavala’s 61st birthday has been celebrated in Columbia, London and İstanbul.

Clocks will not be set back in Turkey this year, either. According to the Resolution of the President published on the Official Gazette, “the current daylight saving time will be in effect across the country all year round every year.”

The news workshop involves subjects such as rights based journalism, readings of Turkey, news photography, usage of social media in news making, digital security, video news making, city and children, interview, memory studies, what an editor wants what a reporter does.

Kept in prison for 15 months and 11 days as part of MİT Lorries case and released by decision of the Supreme Court of Appeal, CHP MP Berberoğlu has taken parliamentary oath.

The song which has been composed by HDP’s imprisoned former co-chair Selahattin Demirtaş entitled “We have gotten hungry for freedom” has been published.

Deputy President Oktay has said, “We don’t respect decisions of the parliaments which give into Armenian diaspora and ban arguments of Turks”. Commenting on the remark for bianet, HDP’s Paylan has said, “Those whom you've enemized are my relatives".

Electricity used in housing has been raised by 8 percent following the raises in July and September 2018. Electricity used in business and industry has also been raised by 18 percent.

Natural gas used in housing has been raised by 9 percent following raises in August and September. Natural gas used in industry has been raised by 18.5 percent following 14 percent raises given in the last two months.

The Saturday Mothers/People, who have been prevented from gathering at Galatasaray Square since the 700th week, have made their statement for the press under police blockade in their 705th week.

Mardin Governorship has declared curfew in Dibek Neighborhood in district of Nusaybin due to military operations until further notice.

A petition campaign has been launched for the release of 3rd Airport workers, who have been arrested after protesting their bad working conditions. In the meeting, where the campaign was announced, it was stated that three more workers have been arrested.

President Erdoğan and Chancellor of Germany Angela Merkel have answered the questions of journalists at their joint press conference. Police officers have forced Adil Yiğit, who wears a shirt “Freedom to journalists” written on it, out of the hall.

The gross external debt stock of Turkey as of June 30, 2018 has been announced as 457 billion dollars. The external debt of the country has increased by almost 4 billion dollars in the first six months of 2018.

The HDP has presented its report regarding the workers’ rights violations in the construction of the 3rd Airport in İstanbul. According to the report, at least 37 occupational homicides have taken place in the construction.

Chancellor of Germany Angela Merkel has said, “The state of human rights in Turkey is not how I think of” and added that she will raise the issues of human rights and the situation of citizens of Germany arrested in Turkey for political reasons.

One person has been arrested in the district of Pazarcık in Maraş for propagandizing for ISIS on social media. The Ministry of Interior has also announced that legal action has been taken against 344 people due to their social media posts in one week.

The Radio and Television Supreme Council has approved the regulation which foresees an extensive supervision and censorship on online radio and TV broadcasts. Prof. Dr. Yaman Akdeniz has said, “Turkey can be the first country to ban Netflix.”

Ankara 4th Penal Judgeship of Peace has banned attorney Tamer Doğan from defending his three arrested clients in court on the ground of a lawsuit that was filed against the attorneys after an operation two years ago.