Attorneys of Cumhuriyet case have indicated that Emre İper, the former financial affairs officer of the newspaper, will be released from prison in December.

Members of European Parliament from various parties and political groups have addressed an open letter to President Erdoğan: “We urge you to end repression against members of the HDP and CHP and accept the results of local elections”.

Making a statement for the press about the request for his discharge from the ruling AKP, former Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu has stated, “The AK Party no longer has the opportunity to be a remedy for the problems of our country.”

Releasing a statement about the attack in Diyarbakır, HDP Co-Chairs have stated, “We demand that the authorities find the responsible. The detention of our district chair is the first indication that they are after a perception operation, not a serious investigation.”

HDP Kulp District Chair and Civil Works Director of Kulp Municipality have been taken into custody as part of the investigation launched into the explosion that claimed the lives of seven people and wounded 10 others in Kulp, Diyarbakır.

Media and Law Studies Association (MLSA) Co-Director lawyer Veysel Ok and journalist Cihan Acar, a reporter for the closed Özgür Düşünce, have been each sentenced to 5 months in prison for “degrading the judicial bodies of the state”.

Charged with insulting the President for making an “acrostic defense” in the hearing of the case filed on the same charge, journalist Barış İnce has been sentenced to 11 months, 20 days in prison. The announcement of the verdict has been deferred.

The court has announced its ruling in the lawsuit filed against journalist Uğur Dündar for having insulted AKP’s Binali Yıldırım: His prison sentence of 11 months, 20 days has been converted into reading a book for two hours a week.

Attorneys of the former HDP co-chair have applied to the court for the deduction of the time he served in prison from the prison term he was given. Demirtaş will be released if the application is accepted.

HDP Co-Vice Chair of Local Governments Kaplan has said, "The government wants to continue the mentality of rent and plunder by removing the HDP majority in the municipal council."

Announcing its interlocutory judgement in the Çorlu train derailment case, the court has ruled that an expert investigation shall be conducted and requests for criminal complaint shall be discussed after the evidence is obtained and expert report is reviewed.

Released after being arrested for three months in Sincan Prison for “membership of a terrorist organization”, journalist Max Zirngast from Austria has been acquitted of the offense charged in his second hearing due to “lack of evidence”.

Diyarbakır's dismissed mayor Mızraklı has spoken to bianet on the "Diyarbakır mothers," who have been staging a protest in front of the HDP provincial organization, claiming that their children were "kidnapped" and brought to PKK camps.

It has been nine days since the families have been protesting in front of HDP Diyarbakır Provincial Organization for their allegedly abducted children. The number of protesting families has increased to 20 as of September 10.

A court gave a release verdict for the former HDP co-chair on September 2.

Releasing a statement about CHP İstanbul Chair Kaftancıoğlu, who has been sentenced to 9 years, 8 months in prison due to her social media posts from six years ago, Press Council has stated, “This verdict will be remembered with regret”.

Distributing stationery to students of a secondary school in İstanbul, Metropolitan Mayor of İstanbul Ekrem İmamoğlu has responded to President Erdoğan’s invitation to 30 metropolitan mayors: “I will, of course, go to Ankara”.

The trial of Çorlu train derailment, which claimed the lives of 25 people in 2018, has continued with its second hearing today. Four defendants have presented their statements of defense.

The prosecutor has appealed against the verdict of acquittal given for Şebnem Korur-Fincancı, Erol Önderoğlu and Ahmet Nesin, who were tried for participating in “Editors-in-Chief on Watch” campaign in solidarity with the closed Özgür Gündem.

Melike Aydın, a reporter for the Jinnews website, has been sentenced to 1 year and 3 months in prison due to her social media posts from the year 2006. Aydın has been charged with "propagandizing for a terrorist organization”.