Assoc. Prof. Merve Didem Dayı has been sentenced to 1 year and 3 months in prison; her sentence has been suspended. Müftüoğlu, Durakbaşa, Yapıştıran, Taşkın and Akça have presented their statements of defence.

The ECtHR has announced its verdict on the case of Güler, who was given an official warning for being absent from his job after attending the May Day celebrations. Turkey has been found guilty of violating the freedom of assembly and association.

Application of Aram Publishing House’s former owner Taş has been concluded. Turkey has been found guilty of three rights violations.

İstanbul Governorship has requested that the statement to be read out during 1915 Commemoration not contain the word “genocide.” Three Human Rights Association members have been detained.

Şırnak Governorship has stated that one soldier wounded by an improvised explosive device has lost his life in the hospital where he was receiving treatment.

Parliament Speaker İsmail Kahraman has slammed the statements of HDP MPs Pervin Buldan and Meral Danış Beştaş at the General Assembly of the Parliament by saying, “What are the Kurdish provinces, madam? We will not let the country be divided.”

Journalists Outside initiative has made a call for the Cumhuriyet trial whose summary judgement will be held on April 24.

Concerning cooperation with the İYİ Party, CHP PA member Aksünger has said, “CHP has used its body as a shield for national will not to be obstructed” and added: “HDP must be in this alliance of fraternity”.

Ministry of Interior has announced that 710 social media accounts have been investigated and legal action has been taken against 208 social media users over last week.

CHP MP Tanrıkulu has presented a report documenting the right to life violations committed against children in recent years. The report has shown that while child mortality from violence and occupational homicides has not decreased, extrajudicial executions have seen a dramatic increase in 2015 and 2016.

Armenians in Turkey have expressed support for protests against Sargsyan being elected Prime Minister in Armenia. Opposition leader Pashinyan has been detained in Yerevan.

32nd International Spring Festival of the Middle East Technical University will be held this year on a single day due to a ban imposed by the Ankara Governorship.

With the participation of 15 CHP MPs, İYİ Party has reached the number of 20, which is the minimum requirement to form a group at parliament.

The “We Don’t Want Nuclear Power Plant in Sinop” demonstration to be held by Sinop Anti-Nuclear Platform this weekend in Sinop has been banned. HDP’s Çepni has said, “No government can stand with such prohibitive policies”.

Charged with “propagandizing for a terrorist organization,” Ayşe Çelik will be imprisoned today with her 6-month-old baby. Upon the rejection of additional time requested for the Constitutional Court ruling, CHP MP Altıok has said, “They have considered even 10 days too much for an innocent baby.”

HDP MP Meral Danış Beştaş has submitted a parliamentary inquiry about the case of Aziz Kanar, who has been in home confinement and is with 92 percent disability.

Stating that Kanar is disabled with 92 percent and he cannot see a doctor for being put under house arrest, HDP’s Danış Beştaş has asked why members of the judiciary don’t take medical reports into consideration.

HDP MP Garo Paylan has submitted a law draft for the recognition of Armenian Genocide, the removal of genocide perpetrators’ names from public places and an amendment to the Turkish Citizenship Law.

Former HDP Co-Chair Selahattin Demirtaş has sent a message about the snap election from Edirne Type F Prison, where he has been kept since November 4, 2016.

Issuing a warning about Kurdish voters in his statement about snap election, AKP Chair and President Erdoğan has said, “We will not turn blind eye to Kurdish voters growing away from us just because we have formed an alliance”.