İYİ Party Chair Akşener has criticized the statutory decree No. 696: Granting civilians right to use weapons through new statutory decree means to drag the country into a civil war.

The Animal Rights Monitoring Committee has emphasized the animal rights violations taking place during the transportation of animals to Turkey.

Kurdish artist Runak Resulpur who lives in Diyarbakır has opened her illustration exhibition on Kurdish fairy tales.

In Turkey, whistleblowing and journalism based on it are being criminalised, as demonstrated by the cases of Reyhanlı and the trucks of MIT, the Turkish intelligence

The Peace Foundation has released its “NGOs at the 2013-2015 Resolution Process” report that analyzed the role of NGOs on the Kurdish question during the resolution process.

According to the project prepared by Yomra Municipality in Trabzon, 300 decare of the 650 decare bulkhead line has been spared for golf course.

Semih Özkarakaş from the Bursa Free Colors LGBTI+ Association, has explained the LGBTI bans spreading from Ankara to Bursa: “We are learning to struggle and develop new practices despite all bans”.

According to Germany’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, since the coup attempt on July 15, 2016, 768 higher-ranking public officials and their family members from Turkey have applied for asylum to Germany. More than half of the applications have been granted.

Governorship, Ministry of Interior Affairs and the Turkish Armed Forces have issued a statement concerning the person who tortured a kitten at Erzincan Officer’s Club and had three days left for his compulsory military service to end.

Ankara Mayor Tuna has said that there shouldn’t be any animal sale at pet shops and he will discuss the matter with the respective ministries.

Pointing to the urn graves that were revealed in archaeological excavations during subway construction works in Beşiktaş, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Karul warned that “one should avoid ascribing identities” based on the findings.

Ali Öz, a photographer who, for two years, has been capturing images of Tarlabaşı, a district of İstanbul that has been suffering a “destruction/annulment” process due to gentrification, will have a selection of his works presented in the exhibition “Tarlabaşı: A defiled İstanbul district” in Vienna.

A shopping mall called Nata Vega Outlet exhibiting wild animals in cages under the name of “Adrenaline World” in Ankara has sparked reactions on social media. A petition has been launched.

Preparing a report on rights violations against children, Diyarbakır Bar Association has stressed 18 out of every 100 people who get married are children.

Animation movie “Hadia” (Present) directed by Sinem Sakaoğlu as part of the “Syrian Cultural Heritage for Children: Books and Games” by Anadolu Kültür has been granted two awards at the Chicago Children Film’s Festival.

A group attacked the shops of Syrians in Konya with rocks and sticks. One Syrian was injured.

International Children’s Film Festival will be held between dates of November 9-16 in Ankara.

İstanbul Eyüp Municipality’s ill-treatment against street dogs has been protested in front of the municipality. The street dogs as well joined the protest.

A writing reading “I will not speak in Kurdish” attached on the wall of an elementary school in Şırnak was photographed by a parent. The HDP has submitted a parliamentary inquiry.

Güvel (71) and Osmanoğlu (67), have declared that they will be on hunger strike until demands of educators Gülmen and Özakça, who are on hunger strike, are met. Güvel has been on hunger strike for 115 days and Osmanoğlu for 72 days.