Arrested for using encrypted communication software ByLock, former İhlas News Agency Chief of Intelligence Aydemir has been acquitted in the first hearing.

Urfa Governorship has banned rallies, statements for the press and protest demonstrations until January 31.

Speaking at the General Security and Struggle Against Drugs meeting, Minister of Interior Soylu has said, “It’s police’s duty to break a drug dealer’s leg when he or she sees a dealer near a school. May he or she put the blame on me”.

Academic Nuriye Gülmen and teacher Semih Özakça are on the 300th day of the hunger strike, a social media organization will be held at 8 p.m.

Cabadan and Durman, who were granted material compensation by the ECtHR due to “extended period of detention”, have been arrested for “being a member of an illegal organization”. Their compensation has been seized.

Application of Kocaeli Solidarity Academy formed by 19 peace academics, who were discharged from Kocaeli University, to become Kocaeli Solidarity and Research Association has been approved.

Roads and streets leading to Beyoğlu İstiklal Street and Taksim Square in downtown İstanbul as well as the roads in Beşiktaş, Şişli, Kadıköy districts will be closed to traffic on New Year.

Movie makers gathered in front of the courthouse to support the director of the documentary “Bakur/Kuzey” (the South), Demirel a head of his trial in which he is being charged with “terror propaganda”.

Arrested Cumhuriyet daily accountant Emre İper is among the holders of 11 thousand 480 GSM numbers that Ankara Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office reported to have installed ByLock, an encrypted communication software allegedly used among Gülen Community, unknowingly on their cell phones.

Detention order has been issued for 172 employees including academics of the Fatih University that has been closed through a statutory decree.

While the academics are facing charges and being tried for having signed the peace declaration in Turkey, academic Muzaffer Kaya tells about the solidarity in Germany that reaches from Berlin to Turkey.

The new Statutory Decree decree No. 696, released yesterday, has cleared the way for the removal of the olive groves in Bursa’s Gemlik district, population 107,000. CHP representative İrgil has stated that “this Statutory Decree is the death of these olive groves.”

During military operations that continue in Hakkari in eastern Turkey, two soldiers have lost their lives in an armed attack carried out by members of PKK.

With the discharge of 105 academics and 50 administrative personnel through statutory decree no. 695, the number of discharged academics has climbed to 5,822; administrative personnel to 258. 141 academics were reinstated to their jobs.

According to the statutory decree No. 696, those who are imprisoned over “crimes committed against Constitutional order” will be brought to hearing in almond and grey jumpsuit.

The court has ordered Yılmaz, who lost his eye with a plastic bullet fired by police, to be paid 376 thousand 879 liras. The police officer was sentenced to 6 months and 20 days in prison.

HDP and CHP MPs, rights defenders, journalists and artists have prepared a diary for imprisoned businessperson Osman Kavala.

Second hearings of trial of seven academics from İstanbul University and Galatasaray University are held at 32nd Heavy Penal Court.

Second hearings of trial of seven academics from İstanbul University and Galatasaray University are held at 32nd Heavy Penal Court.

Academic Nuriye Gülmen, who has been on hunger strike for 288 days, has made a call for State of Emergency Commission to be faxed. “Our goal is 10 thousand faxes”, Gülmen said.