A lawsuit has been filed against jailed politician Selahattin Demirtaş over his remarks about Ankara Chief Public Prosecutor Yüksel Kocaman in his defense in another lawsuit.

Put on trial over the killing of 15-year-old Berkin Elvan with a tear gas canister during Gezi protests in 2013, defendant police officer F.D. has said, “I do not have anything to do with the wounding of anyone.”

Speaking about the Eastern Mediterranean crisis amid ongoing tension with Greece, ruling AKP Spokesperson Çelik has stated that “for those who want to get results on a win-win basis, there is no better partner than Turkey.”

When students sat at their computers for their live lessons today, several of them saw that the system was down. Minister of Education Selçuk has said, “It is, in fact, good news for us because there is an incredible demand.”

As part of a landscaping project that will zone Munzur Springs in Dersim for construction, earth diggers have entered the area which is a sacred place for the Alevi faith. They have started working despite the objections of citizens and NGOs.

Writer and theologist İhsan Eliaçık has been sentenced to 1 year, 2 months in prison for “insulting the President” due to a comment of another person to his tweet.

Sentenced to 10 years in prison for "being a member of a terrorist organization,” Association of Judges and Prosecutors (YARSAV) former Chair Murat Arslan’s application has been found “inadmissible” by the Constitutional Court.

President Erdoğan has sent a video message to the meeting that marked the 75th anniversary of the United Nations (UN): “The transformation of İstanbul into a UN Centre will also support global peace and stability efforts.”

In a written statement about the allegation that two people were dropped from a military helicopter, the Governor’s Office of Van has said, “One of the suspects fell off the cliff and got wounded while he was fleeing.”

Two people who were arrested for sending threatening emails to the Hrant Dink Foundation have been released pending trial.

In July, the parliament passed a bill allowing multiple bar associations in larger cities.

We listen to stories of people who knock doors over doors to ask for a television, tablet or smartphone. Power is also cut quite frequently in Yüksekova.

An investigation has been launched against the İstanbul Bar Association due to the picture of Ebru Timtik hung on its building after the lawyer died on a death fast. The bar was previously targeted by Erdoğan and Ministers Soylu and Gül over this picture.

Schools in Turkey were closed on March 16 and resumed online on August 31.

The Nationalist Movement Party chair called the government to shut down the association over its protest of the Ministry of Health.

According to a survey conducted by the Mardin Branch of Education Union (Eğitim-Sen), 58.1 percent of parents are unwilling to send their children to school and 85.4 percent find the pandemic measures at schools insufficient.

The Diyarbakır Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office has issued a written request demanding that a red notice be issued against former HDP MP and Diyarbakır Metropolitan Mayor Osman Baydemir and the politician be extradited from the UK.

Demir Export mining company affiliated with Koç Holding, one of the largest industrial conglomerates of Turkey, is now standing trial for having intentionally made villagers in Sivas province drink high-arsenic water.

The Turkish Armed Forces launched the "Operation Claw-Eagle" in Iraq's Kurdistan Region on June 17.

Governor’s Office paid the attorney fees of village guards put on trial in the Kızıltepe JİTEM case filed into the murder and enforced disappearance of 22 people. “It means the state has taken the blame for charges such as murder,” says attorney Kuzu.