It has been alleged that squadron leader İ.C. serving in Hakkari committed suicide for an unknown reason.

Maraş Governorship has banned all “meetings, demonstration marches, rallies, commemoration events, setting up stands and tents, press statements and similar activities in Maraş for one month. The ban also covers the week, where commemoration events would be planned to mark the anniversary of the Maraş Massacre.

The 9th “Which Human Rights?” Film Festival planned to take place between December 15-17 in Diyarbakır, has been banned by Diyarbakır Governorship.

Ferhat Tunç, who is being tried on the grounds of “making propaganda for a terror organization,” noted in his trial that the accusations were political, saying “everyone needs to have freedom of thought in this country”.

Regional Court of Justice has confirmed that the death of 19 year-old Şahin Öner who was hit by an armoured vehicle, was “not an accident but a willful murder”. The case has been referred to heavy criminal court.

Questions addressing the release of suspects, ineffective investigations in ISIS trials in Turkey and how many of the released ISIS-suspects have joined ISIS after being released, were bought to parliamentary agenda.

The “Not State of Emergency, Emergency Democracy Rally” organized by trade associations and unions has been banned by İzmir Governorship under regulations of the State of Emergency.

Alperen Movement İstanbul Provincial Chair Mican, who has been tried due to his threats against Pride Week attendees, has based its defense on Ankara Governorship banning LGBTI events.

Shooting Kurkut to death during Newroz celebrations, police Y.Ş. stated in his first hearing that he went back to his work after he was discharged for three months.

It was announced in the final declaration of the OIC’s Istanbul summit that East Jerusalem is Palestine’s capital. In the declaration, a call was made to the international community to recognize this decision.

The first hearing was held for an academic, Melda Tunçay, on the third day of the trial of the peace declaration signatories.

The advertisement published on newspapers with 104 signatures has demanded that State of Emergency Commission reinstate Gülmen and Özakça to their jobs.