Working for children non-governmental organizations came together and reminded deputy candidates what they could do for children and requested them to sign prepared Child Rights Manifesto.

Last night, an eight-year-old child in Cizre district of Şırnak province was hit in the eye by plastic bullet fired by the police.

Number of deputies in Manisa will decrease to 9 from 10. It still remains unknown who will win or lose. What about the voters’ opinion?

Nor Zartonk calls out to protect Camp Armen: Camp Armen is a place where our hope will cherish in spite of our losses and we will live together in peace and fraternally, one way or another.

Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu has hosted children on International April 23 Children’s Festival. “Junior PM” has been asked over nuclear energy, PM has interrupted and whispered the child to what he’s going to say.

According to the DİSK-AR’s report of child labor, 4+4+4 education law made compulsory age for primary school 6 to 13 and caused child labor to increase and the age of working children to decrease up to 13.

Urfa Metropolitan Municipality jailed beggar kids most of whom were Syrians. People around gave food and drink to the children.

According to the answer given to Republican People’s Party (CHP) MP Veli Ağbaba’s parliamentary question, there were 1,482,690 subcontracted laborers in Turkey at the end of 2014. Istanbul, Ankara and Izmir have the most subcontracted laborers.

Diyarbakır's Surp Giragos Armenian Church restored after many years received the European Union Prize for Cultural Heritage / Europa Nostra Award.

Attendants to the Akkuyu Nuclear Power Plant project groundbreaking ceremony locked iron gate; police attacked demonstrators with water cannons.

The State Council approved the court decision canceling the Sulukule neighborhood project that displaced Romany citizens.

The funeral of Elif Sultan Kalsen, a DHKP-C militant who was killed after assaulting Istanbul Police Headquarters on April 1, has been sent to her homeland for funeral.

Özgür Yılmaz, an advocate who observed the autopsy of two perpetrators of Istanbul Courthouse hostage crisis, told bianet that authorities refused to hand him a copy of the preliminary autopsy report.

Turkey’s Parliament ratified an international treaty to establish a nuclear power plant in the northern province of Sinop.

Greenpeace activists climbed to one of the tallest buildings in the southern district of Mersin to protest Turkey’s first planned nuclear power plant in Akkuyu district.

Upon a motion by Ministry of Health, Turkey’s Higher Board of Radio and Television stopped the television ad of a cancer foundation to fundraise for the most extensive oncology hospital project in Turkey.

In his documentary, NON-SPACE: The Collapse of the City as Commodity, director İmre Azem tells the story of Istanbul’s urban renewal projects and changing facade within mega projects as well as its fading ecology and history.

13 defendants have been acquitted for being a RedHack member and plotting a cyber attack on Ankara Police Headquarters as “no crime has been formed”.

Police intervened a group in Istanbul’s Okmeydanı district who started a memorial march for Berkin Elvan, a 15 year old Gezi protestor who died last year after 269 days of comatose.

Sabah newspaper released a photo illustration on today’s issue claiming that it belonged to a police footage showing the Kabataş Incident - allegations that a veiled woman was harassed by a group of Gezi protestors in 2013.