In a statement made by the Journalists’ Union of Turkey, which was established on July 10, 1952, it has been stated that the struggle against all difficulties confronting journalism and journalists will continue.

Detained on the ground that there was a detention warrant for her while being released from prison, journalist Şerife Oruç has been released.

While economy was administered by Mehmet Şimsek, Naci Ağbal and Nihat Zeybekçi at the 65th Government, now Berat Albayrak has been named as minister of finance.

Hanifi Barış, an attorney and academic from the Academics for Peace, has been arrested due to the news that he shared on his social media account.

Hrant’s Friends has issued a statement for the press ahead of 75th hearing of Dink Trial. “Witness will be heard for three days. Our justice watch will continue throughout the hearings. This trial won’t be over unless we say so”.

On his Twitter account, Orhan Aydın has posted, “I’ve been taken to Beyoğlu Security Chief Office due to my social media posts. Presidency and Democracy!”

The Prime Ministry Directorate General of Press and Information, which was authorized to issue yellow press cards, has been closed and its duties and authorities have been handed over to the Presidency Directorate of Communication.

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Two defendants have been sentenced to lifetime imprisonment in trial of Ugandan Nantaba being murdered and her twin sister Babiry being subjected to sexual and physical violence.

The Animal Rights Federation of Turkey has announced that the licence of the cafe in İstanbul keeping a lion, crocodile, flamingo and parrots in captivity has been cancelled.

Another decree has been issued within scope of State of Emergency, which will mark its second year on July 20. Nuclear Regulatory Board whose members will appointed by president through the decree has been formed.

Sabah, Akşam, Star, Türkiye, Güneş and Akit newspapers have covered Erdoğan’s presidential ceremony, Yeni Şafak has covered decrees, and Takvim has covered Yıldırım’s intervention in a citizen attempting suicide.

Academic Nuriye Gülmen, who has been protesting with the demand to be reinstated to her job since she was discharged by a Statutory Decree, has been released after being detained for one night.

24 of 362 passengers have lost their lives as a result of train derailing en route on Edirne-İstanbul.

One of the Academics for Peace members is from Batman University, one from Mersin University, four from Abant İzzet Baysal University and 12 from İzmir Dokuz Eylül University.

After three students have been taken into custody as part of the investigation launched into a banner carried during the graduation ceremony at METU, the Student Representatives Council Chair of the university and two other people accused of preparing and printing the banner have been detained.

Şahin Alpay, Ali Bulaç and Ahmet Turan Alkan have been sentenced to 8 years and 9 months, İbrahim Karayeğen to 9 years and Mümtazer Türköne and Mustafa Ünal to 10 years and 6 months in prison on charge of “being members of an illegal organization.”

Speaking about the results of presidential and parliamentary elections, President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has said, “The figures determined by the separatist organization will be in parliament as MPs thanks to the CHP.”

Seven academics have had their second hearings at two courts. The hearings that were supposed to start at 10.45 a.m. were held with a delay of 10 hours and 22 minutes at 9.07 p.m. The requests have been rejected and hearings adjourned.

One person has been arrested on charge of ‘insulting the president’ on social media in Nevşehir.