Making a statement about the court verdict on Historical Bartın Occupational High School, the Ankara Branch of the Chamber of Architects says, “Justice delayed is justice denied. We will struggle to ensure that the building will be constructed again.”

Indicating that the democratic right to protest was exercised at Boğaziçi University, ruling AKP Spokesperson Çelik has claimed that what happened afterwards does not fall within the scope of democratic protest.

Ruling AKP Chair and President Erdoğan has unveiled Turkey’s new space program: “We aim to send a Turkish citizen to space. I am sure that several people grew up with this dream. There are perhaps even some ladies who want to become a candidate.”

When he was arrested in Silivri Prison, lawyer Demir requested access to certain websites so that he could prepare his defense. His request was rejected. The ECtHR has now concluded that his freedom of expression has been violated.

While the AKP has been losing votes in the Kurdish-majority regions, it is still anticipated to win if there were elections, according to the Rawesta Research survey.

Boğaziçi University students met Prof. Naci İnci, who is appointed as the new vice rector. “The trustee will leave; so will you. There cannot be any excuse for what you do. Shame on you. You cannot be our professor,” said the students.

Put on trial for posting the pictures of press statements held by the HDP and DTK, Hatice Kamer was previously acquitted of “terror propaganda.” But the appeals court overturned her acquittal and ruled for retrial. Kamer has been acquitted again.

Constitutional Court President Zühtü Arslan made a speech at the oath-taking ceremony of İrfan Fidan, the previous Chief Public Prosecutor of İstanbul who has recently been appointed to the supreme court by President Erdoğan.

A physician has been given an 8-month deferred prison sentence for “provoking the public to hatred and hostility” by telling a patient, “Alevis have belly dancers dance in djemevis. They are all terrorists. Berkin Elvan is also a terrorist.”

İYİ Party Chair Meral Akşener has harshly criticized AKP Chair and President Erdoğan, who targeted Ayşe Buğra amid Boğaziçi University protests: “You are talking about a woman, a scientist. You need to mind your manners and behave yourself!”

Arrested physician Dr. Şeyhmus Gökalp will appear before the judge for the first time on February 10, 2021. Ahead of his first hearing, the Turkish Medical Association (TTB) has reiterated its demand for Gökalp’s release.

Five weeks after he was appointed as a rector to Boğaziçi University by AKP Chair and President Erdoğan, Prof. Melih Bulu’s vice rectors have taken office.

"This picture shows us that we need to look after our youth more, we should take steps that will make their minds and hearts more beautiful," Erdoğan has said, without directly referring to the Boğaziçi protests.

Having defied the first Constitutional Court ruling on Enis Berberoğlu, the İstanbul 14th Heavy Penal Court has now ruled that all final verdicts against the dismissed MP as well as their consequences shall be eliminated.

Muharrem İnce, a former CHP MP and its Presidential candidate in the last election, has announced that he will resign from CHP membership during the day. “We will be an opportunity, a way out, an option for people,” he has said about his new movement.

The academics of Boğaziçi University have once again turned their backs to the Rector’s Office in protest. Condemning the targeting remarks about Prof. Buğra, they have also demanded the annulment of the decree opening two new faculties at the university.

The prosecutor’s office has pronounced its opinion as to the second ruling of right violation given for dismissed CHP MP Berberoğlu. The office has requested that the court accept the request for retrial and halt the proceedings in the trial.

Çakıcı has announced support for Prof. Bulu and said he should keep his post.

In the 10th week of countrywide COVID-19 curfews at weeknights and weekends, 32 thousand 181 people were faced with legal and/or administrative action in a week for not complying with the curfews.

The deputy head of former PM Davutoğlu's party was attacked in front of his home last month.