Previously detained in Spain upon Turkey’s request, Doğan Akhanlı has been released. The court on duty in Madrid has allotted Turkey 40 days to provide justification for its demand of extradition.

President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has called on the people from Turkey living in Germany to “not vote for Christian Democrats, Social Democrats and the Greens” and said “They are enemies to Turkey”.

Being detained during the Büyükada operation, İlknur Üstün from the Women’s Coalition has said, “These events are not normal. Considering them normal means to justify these”.

German FM Gabriel has said “Deniz Yücel is still in prison because in my opinion Turkey has taken him hostage.”

According to the Human Rights Foundation of Turkey’s statement, there has been at least 252 officially confirmed round-the-clock and open-ended curfews in 11 cities and rights of 1,809,000 people have been violated.

Nurettin Altun, Village Head of Kadıköy neighbourhood of Yüksekova district in Hakkari claimed to have been kidnapped by PKK has been found dead.

Being injured in a clash that erupted between security forces and PKK members during the operation Amanos Mountains in Hatay, sergeant major Akdeniz has lost his life in the hospital where he was taken for treatment.

Responding to the statement by the Batman governor denying that dynamite was being used for the removal of rocks, HDP MP Aslan asked “Are these then images of children popping balloons?” and protested by chaining himself to a rock in Hasankeyf, the 12,000 year-old ancient town that is under direct threat of being submerged.

Being arrested over “illegal organization membership”, Keskesor activits Diren Coşkun has been sent to Diyarbakır Type D Close Prison. Coşkun has been staying in the solitary cell since she refused to stay with men.

9 of the 11 journalists taken into custody on claims that they had been using ByLock, an encrypted communication software allegedly used among members of Gülen community, have been arrested.

Stating that Special Communication Tax that started to be collected to dress the wounds of the August 17 earthquake has become permanent during the AKP, said that 60 billion TL has been collected so far.

The first hearing in the trial in which 13 people will be tried in total concluded with the pleas of Bünyamin Köseli, Abdullah Kılıç and Gökçe Fırat Çulhaoğlu.

10 Beşiktaş sports club fans have been arrested on the charge of “propagandizing for a terrorist organization” for holding banners reading “Nuriye Semih Shall Live”.

Chamber of Civil Engineers Batman Branch Chair Demir has said “The caves below and wine cellars have been damaged due to the destruction. Entrances of the caves have been closed. If the rocks posed a threat, it should have been fixed through appropriate methods”.

The trial of 13 people including musician Atilla Taş and journalist Murat Aksoy begins today. The defendants face charges of “attempting a coup”.

Digital privacy and real world threats are a thing to discuss, but one thing to remember is to be more capable than these two examples. At least if one wants to be taken seriously. Until that time, my humble opinion is that you should not let people listen to your conversations online, just as you probably do not in your daily conversations.

One soldier has been killed in the clash that erupted between the PKK members and security forces during a military operation carried on in Şırnak.

İleri Haber editor İzgen Gökçe has been taken into custody in Bartın. The police have seized a cell phone and computer belonging to the journalist.

Ankara Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office has launched an investigation into CHP’s Antalya MP Mustafa Akaydın’s statements concerning the July 15 coup attempt.

The Journalists Outside have reacted to the reports by pro-government media that try to make WhatsApp conversations a crime.