Şahin Alpay, Ali Bulaç and Ahmet Turan Alkan have been sentenced to 8 years and 9 months, İbrahim Karayeğen to 9 years and Mümtazer Türköne and Mustafa Ünal to 10 years and 6 months in prison on charge of “being members of an illegal organization.”

Seven academics have had their second hearings at two courts. The hearings that were supposed to start at 10.45 a.m. were held with a delay of 10 hours and 22 minutes at 9.07 p.m. The requests have been rejected and hearings adjourned.

Speaking in the second hearing of the trial concerning the incident in which two children were killed, three others wounded by police opening fire in Gazi Neighborhood, pedagogue has said that the survivor children have been receiving psychological support.

In a letter they sent to Iranian Ambassador, HDP Co-Chairs Buldan and Temelli have asked for the execution of Iranian Kurdish prisoner Penahi, who was sentenced to capital punishment, to be stopped.

Çakıcı has threatened Karar newspaper owner and six journalists. Journalists have been assigned bodyguards and police have been sent to the newspaper building. Çakıcı’s lawyer has said that the decision has been suspended for three months.

Known with social media posts, Pucca has written that her residential address has been raided by police for writing “I’m servant of the Batı (West)” referring to her son Batı.

Gunshots were heard in almost every city of Turkey at the night of June 24. The supporters of the AKP and MHP were celebrating their election victory. As for the police, they were not around.

Seven academics have had their second hearings at the 34th and 35th Heavy Penal Courts. The prosecutor has stated his opinion as to the accusations and demanded that five academics be penalized as per the Article no. 7/2 of the Anti-Terror Law.

Research assistant Emre Tansu Keten, who was discharged from his post at Marmara University, has been sentenced to 1 year and 3 months in prison. His prison sentence has been suspended.

Konak District Election Board has forbidden the magazine called “Voice of DISK”, entitled "Enough", emphasizing the losses of workers during AKP ruling.

Two academics have had their first hearings, eight academics have had their second and one academic has had her third hearing at the 33rd Heavy Penal Court. The case files of seven academics have been combined. Gürer and İnal-Çekiç will give their depositions through rogatory.

Academic Gülengül Altıntaş has had her second hearing at the 36th Heavy Penal Court. The court board has rejected the requests that an application be filed to the Ministry of Justice, the prosecution process be stopped and the case files be combined.

Rapper Ezhel, who was arrested on May 23, has been acquitted at his first hearing.

Fadıl Şenyaşar, who has lost his father and two brothers in the armed attack in Suruç in Turkey's southeastern province of Urfa, has been arrested in relation with the death of Mehmet Şah Yıldız, the brother of the AKP Urfa MP İbrahim Halil Yıldız.

The detention period of journalist Ece Sevim Öztürk, who has been in custody for the last week, has been extended for another seven days.

Yakup Kurtaran from Samsun Security Directorate and Özkan Mumcu from Trabzon Security Directorate, who have been tried in Hrant Dink case, have been released from prison.

Two academics from Boğaziçi University have had their second hearings and presented their statements of defence. The court board has rejected the request of the attorney Eyüboğlu for the extension of prosecution, allowed time for additional statements of defence and adjourned both hearings.

A person has been arrested for “insulting Erdoğan” due to what he wrote on Presidency Communication Center.

The Ministry of Interior has announced that 624 social media accounts have been investigated and legal action has been taken against 306 social media users over last week.

Amnesty International’s senior Turkey researcher Gardner has said that an investigation needs to be launched into torture against high school students and those who are responsible should be brought before judge.