Fifteen people from the HDP are under investigation for "propagandizing for a terrorist organization."

Aysel Tuğluk was sentenced to prison for "managing a terrorist organization" in 2018.

Three people had died in the incident at İstanbul's Sabiha Gökçen Airport.

In its justified ruling in Gezi trial, the court has indicated that the phones were unlawfully wiretapped. A complaint will be filed against the acquitted defendants for “organizing unlawful meetings and demonstrations and resisting security forces.”

Bar associations of 25 provinces have released a joint declaration, saying that "The executive branch's interference with the judiciary has reached an unacceptable extent."

Cited as the reason for Osman Kavala’s re-arrest, the allegation of a 93-hour phone call with Henri Barkey has been refuted by the Historical Traffic Search (HTS) records. No phone calls between Kavala and Barkey have been detected from 2010 to 2017.

At the 4th Ordinary Congress of the HDP, the Co-Chairs of the party as well as its Party Assembly, Central Disciplinary Board and Conciliation Board members have been elected with the votes of 836 delegates.

The court has ruled for the release of HDP Şişli District Co-Chair Mutlu Öztürk and eight HDP members, who were detained and arrested in İstanbul while they were attending an event marking the seventh foundation anniversary of the HDP.

30 bar associations have called for the resignation of Council of Judges and Prosecutors (HSK) members, who granted authorization for an investigation into three judges that handed down the verdict of acquittal in Gezi trial.

PEN Turkey Center has released a statement on the re-arrest of Osman Kavala. Quoting a poem by Turgut Uyar, the organization says, “I am losing my hope, I want justice, we want justice for Osman Kavala.”

The court of appeals has overturned the judicial fine of 7,100 lira given to daily BirGün Editorial Coordinator Varlı in a lawsuit filed by Minister Berat Albayrak over two news reports on Panama Papers. The court has ruled for the acquittal of the journalist.

Korkmaz has been sentenced to 23 years, 9 months in prison based one the statements of permanent witness İ.Ö. though both the prosecutor’s office and the security directorate said that “he had no links with the organization.”