People share their photographs with the message “Pınar Selek is not Alone” to support Pınar Selek whose trial will be held on 30th of April at Supreme Court of Appeals.

Moderated by Melek Ulagay Taylan, “Ankara after 1980 Coup D’état” panel focused on the witnessings of Murat Çelikkan, Adnan Bostancıoğlu and Nadire Mater.

“Freedom for Abdullah Öcalan-Peace in Kurdistan” International Initiative held meetings with Vice PM Beşir Atalay and Minister of Justice Bekir Bozdağ about ill prisoners, Kurdistan Communities Union (KCK) prisoners and visiting to İmralı Island.

Information and Communication Technologies Authority (BTK) stated that YouTube ban must continue.Telecommunication lawyer Gökhan Ahi said that BTK insisted on YouTube ban arbitrarily despite the court verdict.

As prominent members of Turkey’s Police Force are participating in different kinds of activities to celebrate the 169th anniversary of Police Department, twitter users across the country sharing police violence images on their accounts!

Hundreds of people, intellectuals, politicians, artists across the world has signed a letter to Prime Minister R.T. Erdoğan and Minister of Justice Bekir Bozdağ to underline the plight of 544 ill prisoners in Turkish jails with 163 in critical condition.

A police tank known as scorpion dived into the crowd of demonstrators and crashed a 12 year-old boy. While the child was heavily wounded and had a brain operation, Peace and Democracy Party Deputy Özdal Üçer stated that the boy was shoe shiner and he was passing there in order to go home.

While urban transformation projects took its toll in Istanbul’s historic Sulukule district, an orchestra has been founded by its young survivors. With a repertoire of Balkan melodies, the orchestra is now “professional” and emerging to release their first album.

Nymphomaniac, the latest movie of Lars Von Trier and banned in movie theaters, is now available at 4 universities in Turkey.

Ankara 6th High Criminal Court ordered top suspect police officer Şahbaz to attend the next hearing on the case of Ethem Sarısülük, a Gezi Resistance protestor who was shot dead by police fire.

While Turkish authorities lifted the twitter ban in Turkey, the situation of YouTube ban remained unclear as telecommunication authorities and courts made incompatible statements regarding the reason behind it.

The European Court of Human Rights issued a verdict yesterday on the case of Yılmaz Köse, a private who allegedly committed suicide during his compulsory military service. Finding Turkey guilty of conduction an adequate investigation, the court ordered Turkey to pay 10,000 euros.

Acting upon businessperson Çeçen’s defamation complaint, Ankara 5th High Criminal Court ordered a URL-based restriction on bianet’s article regarding the purchase of Sabah-TV allegedly by the order of PM Erdoğan.

Istanbul 2nd High Criminal Court rejected the release request of journalist Füsun Erdoğan, writer Arif Çelebi and 6 other socialists whose trial process have not been completed in Turkey’s Supreme Court of Appeals in its 8 year.

In response to prosecutor’s inquiry, police authorities reportedly came up with the names of 275 policemen in relation to the death of Berkin Elvan. While none of them had a specific helmet numbers, no details have been provided on which officer fired tear gas bombs.

Two journalists have started a two-day hunger strike before the 3rd motion towards the decline of release request for 8 socialist prisoners - under arrest for MLKP case for 7 years.

According to a report released by Biber Gazı Yasaklansın Initiative, people were exposed to tear gas in different cities for 21 days in February, for 13 days in the first 22 days of March.

A military court in Northern Cyprus released all jailed defendants within the case of Uğur Kantar, a private under compulsory drafting who allegedly lost his life due to a solitary confinement penalty known as “disko”.

TGC sued for the suspension of Turkey’s information and communication authorities for the ruling on the twitter ban.

The city of Istanbul experienced one of its most crowded Newroz celebrations in the recent years with demonstrators extending up to the waterfront in the massive Kazlıçeşme square. Those who participated in the celebration expressed their hopes about Turkey’s resolution process.