The hearings of the academics who put forth the claim to Peace start on December 5, 2017. Meriç Eyüboğlu said that the academics "are tried separately to be isolated".

Arrested in Büyükada trial and released after 113 days of detention, Peter Steudtner has been granted Quaker Peace Prize in Germany.

Hakkari Governorship has decided to ban actions such as setting up tent, opening stand and sit-in protests, and ordered that meetings, statements for the press, open and closed meetings and rallies to be held on permission.

The first hearings of the 10 academics who are among the 1,128 academics standing trial for having signed the peace declaration of the Academics for Peace was held today in İstanbul Court. Acquiattal requests and the request to combine the cases were rejected. Next hearings of the 10 academics will be on April 12, 2018

Going to the coal pit that was closed in October, miners fell in a pit filled with water. The miners who lost their lives on the International Miners Day will be interred today.

The first hearings of 148 of the 1,128 academics who are standing trial for having signed the peace declaration of the Academics for Peace, began on December 5, 2017.

Academic Gülmen who has been on hunger strike has been taken out of the inmate cell in Numune Hospital by an ambulance.

Ahead of the march for freedom of thought, expression and press on December 1, journalists, academics and Attorneys have shared a solidarity campaign on social media with the hashtag #HaydiSöyle (come on, speak up).

ÇED People’s Attendance Meeting for the project that zones Fatih Forest to construction was held today (November 28). Attendance of life defenders who made a statement ahead of the meeting was blocked with police barricade.

Prisoner Duruk who was hospitalized diagnosed with infection seven months after applying to a doctor about his toothache complaints, lost his life on November 17.

In protest of restrictions on freedom of expression and thought, journalists, academics and lawyers will march in Kadıköy on December 2.

An inmate, whose letters that tell right violations have been returned for being “inconvenient”, has sent a letter reading “I don’t explain the conditions, I hope you understand them” from Van Type F Prison.