French President Macron calling President Erdoğan has demanded that French journalist Bureau arrested in Turkey on August 2 be immediately released and sent back to France.

Chairperson of AKP and President Erdoğan has paid 85 international and 147 domestic visits in 1078 days since he has taken office as the President of Turkey.

300 days after executives and journalists of Cumhuriyet daily had been detained, Journalists Outside Initiative has demanded their release and called on the people to come together for the second hearing of the Cumhuriyet trial which will be held on September 11 in Silivri of Istanbul.

Osman Y., a police arrested for battering two women who asked him for help after being harassed in Izmir province has been released after two days.

After the events in Charlottesville and Trump's response, the synergistic relationship between Trump and white supremacist groups seems increasingly apparent.

In response to German FM Gabriel commenting that “Turkey cannot become a member of the EU as long as it is governed by Erdoğan”, PM Yıldırım has said: “No one can bully Turkey”

The Ankara University Presidency has brought an investigation against the academics who staged a protest against an academic purge.

Amendments made to the Turkish Penal Code through statutory decree no.694 have paved the way for MPs to be investigated.

928 civil servants, 128 of whom are academics, have been discharged and, three media outlets have been closed through statutory decree no. 693 prepared by the Council of Ministers.

The son of former CHP Darıca Women’s Branch chair Satı Bozkurt, who has a 82% disability, has been taken by gendarmerie during a gendarmerie traffic stop to a military induction center for being “draft dodger”.

Winning the gold medal in the 2017 World Wrestling Championship, Yasemin Adar has become the first woman to win a gold medal in wrestling in Turkey.

Rights defender Dalkıran, who was arrested along with other rights defenders during a workshop in Büyükada, has sent a letter to Agos weekly from prison saying that the solidarity people showed the rights defenders made them resilient in prison.

People gathering in front of a house in which Syrians live have asked the residents to leave. Police and the owner of the house promised the crowd that “the house would be vacated”.

Libertarian Lawyers Platform has filed a criminal complaint with the Batman Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office demanding that preventative measures be taken against those responsible for making rocks fall with dynamite in Hasankeyf.

Nalan Erken, who was among the rights advocates arrested after being detained in Büyükada, had gastric bleeding in prison. She will be sent to the hospital on November 1.

According to a report by the Confederation of Turkish Initiative and Business World, as many as 1 million women quit their jobs for childcare, and around 112,000 women quit for elderly care from 2010 to 2015.

Reporters Without Borders Head of Eastern Europe & Central Asia desk Bihr made a statement on news articles targeting journalists, saying “These insane claims would be laughable if they did not put the targeted journalists in grave danger”.

The Ministry of Interior has declared writer Akhanlı “guilty” even though the legal suit against him is on-going. Interpol has declared that the red notice issued for Akhanlı has been lifted.

Amedspor player Deniz Naki, who was taken into custody after Erdoğan’s attorneys filed a criminal complaint claiming he had “defamed the President” on Twitter, has been released as the Twitter account in question did not belong to him.

Detained yesterday in Ankara, Socialist Party of the Oppressed Chair Çiçek Otlu has been arrested.