Defending the operation launched against the Turkish Medical Association, Minister of Health Demircan has said “This shouldn’t be perceived as a simple statement” concerning the declaration entitled “War is a Matter of Public Health”.

10 more people have been detained due to their social media posts about Afrin. The number of arrestees during the social media operation has increased to 26.

Reminding that Turkish Medical Association was targeted by President Erdoğan over its declaration opposing Afrin operation, CHP’s doctor MPs Şeker and Kara have emphasized that doctors’ main duty is to keep people alive.

Police have launched an operation against the Turkish Medical Association, which released a declaration entitled “War is a Matter of Health”. There are detention warrants for 11 doctors. Police search the association’s headquarter and doctor’s clinics.

An investigation has been launched against 11 members of the Turkish Medical Association, which released a declaration entitled “War is a Matter of Public Health” concerning the Operation Olive Branch.

Gülmen and Özakça have announced that the State of Emergency Commission has rejected their applications, they ended the hunger strike and they will continue to struggle to go back to their works.

Detained three days ago in Diyarbakır, writer Nurcan Baysal has been released on probation.

11 of 13 people who were detained for allegedly attending the Afrin protest in Kadıköy have been arrested on charge of “attending unpermitted rally and demonstration”.

A demonstration of solidarity has been staged in front of Afrika newspaper, which was assaulted due to its headline about the Afrin operation.

OSCE Representative on Freedom of the Media Désir has spoken to bianet about Constitutional Court’s decision not being implemented. Désir said that these detentions are only the tip of the iceberg.

Journalist İshak Karakaş has been detained due to his social media posts. Police searched homes of writer Aziz Tunç and journalist İsmail Eskin.

T24 news site writer Baysal has been detained; writer Tunç’s home has been raided as part of the operation launched by Diyarbakır Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office into posts on the social media about Afrin operation.

Targeted by Erdoğan due to its headline yesterday, Afrika newspaper published in the Northern Cyprus was attacked today.

It has been found out in five months that 115 girls are pregnant in a hospital in İstanbul. An investigation has been launched against a hospital employee, who realized that these pregnancies weren’t reported to police and turned to prosecution.

The Solidarity for Nuriye and Semih have made a call for people to support the demands of Gülmen and Özakça, and attend the hearing.

Günal and Erkutlu who were left without water by an earth digger digging the land behind their home in Antalya, have been carrying water from 200 meters away for 100 days.

Two prisoners told their families they were attempted to wear prison uniforms. However, People's Law Bureau has said that the problem arose due to families being misunderstood and the prison uniform practice hasn't started.

Imprisoned journalist Yücel stated that he doesn’t want his name to be mentioned in the arms sale between Turkey and Germany. Concerning his indictment not still being prepared, Yücel said, “Either prosecution forgot about me or they haven’t received an instruction yet”.

On his Twitter account, former Security Intelligence Directorate President Uzun wrote, “If the incidents in Syria reflect on Jews in Turkey, it will be a PITY!”. The Turkish Jewish Community responded, “We expect you to prevent a potential September 6-7 by reporting this anticipation of yours”.

According to Freedom House’s Freedom in the World 2018 report, democracy is globally having a crisis, and Turkey has declined from “Partly Free” category to “Not Free” category. Turkey has fallen under the “Not Free” category for the first time in the report.