Journalists Arzu Demir, Ceyda Karan, Cihangir Balkır, Demet Yılan, Gökhan Biçici, Hayko Bağdat, Mehveş Evin, Metin Cihan, and Semra Çelebi are in Diyarbakır for News Watch.

Telecommunications Communication Presidency has blocked access to Aryen News website with an “administrative injunction”.

Telecommunications Communication Presidency has for the fourth time blocked access to JİNHA. The news website continues broadcasting on jinhaber.info.

Dicle News Agency Antalya Correspondent Feyyaz İmrak has been arrested. The number of arrested journalists has risen to 34.

DİHA Antep Correspondent Nazım Daştan has been arrested over his Facebook postings. The number of arrested journalists has risen to 33.

International Press Institute, Reporters Without Borders and Journalists Association of Turkey have condemned the attack carried out with arms and molotov bombs on Yeni Şafak and Yeni Akit.

In the morning around 5 a.m. (February 11) an attack has been carried out with molotov bombs and gun shootings on the buildings of Yeni Akit and Yeni Şafak Newspapers.

Norwegian journalist Silje Kampesæte has not been granted work permit in Turkey, the newspaper has stated that the last time they experienced such a thing was in 1971 in USSR.

Poster on which a woman figure takes place in the exhibition named “Elem Çiçekleri” (Flowers of Sorrow) has been censored.

Journalists in the second group of News Watch have met with Diyarbakır Bar Deputy President, Ahmet Özmen and Bar Administrative Board members.

Second group of the News Watch will be in Diyarbakır on February 9, Tuesday. bianet too is in the second group.

National state television TRT has drawn back its report broadcasted with the headline “60 terrorists killed in Cizre” without any explanation.

DİHA reporter, Nuri Akman has been arrested in Malatya over “[illegal] organization membership”.

News Watch organized by journalists to act in solidarity with their colleagues working in cities under curfew begins tomorrow.

Journalist Refik Tekin wounded in his leg by bullet in Cizre and whom police waited by his door because of arrest warrant has been released after he gave testimony at police station.

Radio and Television Supreme Council has interpreted words of a teacher who joined Beyaz Show on live via phone that “may children don’t get killed” as “using the same language as terror organization” and fined for 280,000 euros.

Representatives of IPI, CPJ, RSF, EJN, IFJ, and EFJ whose demand to meet Can Dündar and Erdem Gül rejected have held a press statement in front of Silivri prison and kept “Hope Watch”.

Reporters will keep solidarity watch and make reports in cities under curfew to stick with their colleagues working under difficult situation.

A new online platform that enables journalists, policy makers, scholars, and citizens to access updated materials on media freedom and pluralism in Europe was developed by OBC and the ECPMF.

Between October-December, 2015, 31 journalists, eight distributors have been put in prison, 15 journalists and two media groups and organs attacked, three Syrian journalists killed, 213 media employees unemployed and action taken on 93 persons including 42 journalists due to defaming the President. ECtHR has sentenced Turkey to 17,000 euro.