UN Human Rights Office Spokesperson Ravina Shamdasani has made a call to “conduct a prompt and impartial investigation into the circumstances of journalist Jamal Khashoggi’s disappearance and to make the findings public.”

The next hearing of the case, which has been filed against Önderoğlu, Nesin and Korur-Fincancı on charge of “propagandizing for a terrorist organization” after they solidarized with the closed Özgür Günden newspaper, will be held in January 2019.

Over 100 people, among whom are also journalists Abdurrahman Gök, Esra Solin Dal, Kibriye Evren and Semiha Alankuş, have been taken into custody in house raids.

The Washington Post has published the last photograph of its columnist Jamal Khashoggi, which shows him while entering the Consulate General of Saudi Arabia in İstanbul. President Erdoğan, US President Trump and US Department of State have also released statements about the journalist, who has allegedly been killed.

The news workshop involves subjects such as rights based journalism, readings of Turkey, news photography, usage of social media in news making, digital security, video news making, city and children, interview, memory studies, what an editor wants what a reporter does.

The Radio and Television Supreme Council has approved the regulation which foresees an extensive supervision and censorship on online radio and TV broadcasts. Prof. Dr. Yaman Akdeniz has said, “Turkey can be the first country to ban Netflix.”

Journalist Ergün Demir, the Chief Editor of the Astakos news website, who was previously taken into custody, has been released.

In his first story book entitled “Belkî îşev binive” (Maybe tonight she will sleep), biaKurdî editor Murat Bayram has shared his observations regarding what happened during the period of curfews in Turkey’s southeastern provinces.

CHP MP Enis Berberoğlu has been released from prison in the wake of Supreme Court of Appeals’ verdict of release. Berberoğlu said, “Please pardon me, let me consult my family and my party for a few days and understand how I will proceed further.”

Trial of 14 employees of Özgürlükçü Demokrasi newspaper, which was closed by statutory decree, has started. The court has ruled release of Pınar Tarlak and continuation of arrest of other defendants.

In the wake of Austrian journalist Zirngast being detained, Austrian Government Spokesperson Tieffenthal has said, “We urge Turkey to explain reasons for the detention or release the journalist immediately”.

First hearings of three academics have been held in 25th Heavy Penal Court. Presiding Judge Yılmaz has said, “We don’t read indictments to understand but out of procedure”.

Four people including journalists Gayıp and Şahin from ETHA news agency haven’t been released in the hearing.

Concerning the change in Cumhuriyet’s management, EU Rapporteur to Turkey Piri has said in her tweet, “Last independent newspaper Cumhuriyet now taken over by ultra-nationalists, aligned with President Erdogan.”.

In the wake of change in its management, journalists Aydın Engin, Çiğdem Toker, Hakan Kara, Ahmet Tulgar, Melis Alphan, Bağış Erten and reader representative Güray Öz have resigned from Cumhuriyet daily newspaper.

Environment and Urban Journalism Workshop covers subjects such as introduction to journalism, environment journalism, rights of people with disabilities, urban journalism, local administrations, ecological literacy, news-research, new media, news photography and digital security.

Kurdish Journalism and Translation Workshop was held at AtölyeBİA in İstanbul on September 2.

Arrested for his social media posts, Güneş has been released. No releasing verdict has been issued for Ataman who has been behind bars for two years.

The Ayvalık Penal Court of Peace has ruled that the book “History of Kurdistan”, whose first edition was confiscated by the State Security Court in 2001, shall be pulled off the shelves.

Sanem Altan has shared the first photograph of her father Ahmet Altan from prison with the note, “Life passes, everyone passes, everything passes. Only remains a story. They all pass. Stories remain…”