The Communist Party of Turkey was prevented from holding a screening of the movie "Pardon" scheduled for Sunday in Kocaeli.

Lawyers, colleagues of Can Atalay, the Hatay deputy from the Workers Party of Turkey (TİP) elected on May 14 but not yet released from prison, demonstrated in a park in Ankara, next to the Constitutional Court. They demanded the implementation of the provisions of the Constitution and the immediate release of Atalay.

Mücella Yapıcı, Can Atalay and Tayfun Kahraman have been recognized by the European Centre for Architecture Art Design and Urban Studies and the Chicago Athenaeum: Museum of Architecture and Design for their activism.

The two journalists are facing up to three years in prison for marking a Constitutional Court member "as a target for terrorist organizations."

Eylem Sarıoğlu, one of the lawyers of the October 10 Ankara Massacre case evaluated the entry of the digital materials belonging to Güneş who was a leading figure in the Antep organization of ISIS.

Former Interior Minister Süleyman Soylu has been sentenced to pay a fine of 40,000 lira on the grounds of insulting Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu.

HDP had won 65 municipalities in the local elections in 2019, with 48 of them having trustees appointed to replace the elected mayors by the central government following the elections. Ağrı Patnos Municipality where the co-mayors and the HR Manager have been detained since June 9, remains one of the six municipalities still governed by HDP.

The owner of the bungalow houses, found to have constructed them without proper permits, has been placed under arrest on charges of "causing the deaths of multiple individuals through negligence."

"No action has been taken against public officials who failed to perform their duties by concealing evidence and refusing to submit documents to the court throughout the trial."

The remaining sentence of Madımak massacre case convict Hayrettin Gül has been lifted based on a "permanent illness condition" report by the Forensic Medicine Institute.

A lawsuit has been filed against Ayla Akat Ata, Ayşe Yağcı, Dilek Yağlı, Meryem Adıbelli, and Pervin Oduncu, accusing them of "producing ethyl alcohol" requesting imprisonment of one to three years.

The Diyarbakır Bar Association applied to the Ministry of Justice to make amendments to the Forensic Medicine Institution Regulation to ensure that the remains of the bodies of those who have lost their lives in conflict will be delivered showing respect for the dead.