The Constitutional Court has postponed the review of the individual application made by TİP MP Can Atalay, who is currently held in prison. Atalay's hearing was scheduled for today. The reason cited for the postponement is that a member judge in the General Assembly was not prepared for the case.

Özgür Karabulut, the President of DİSK/Dev Yapı-İş union emphasized that they will continue their actions until the workers receive their payments.

Journalist Can Dündar took the rejection of his lawsuit against Sabah's news claiming "He sold his villa through FETÖ at an exorbitant price" to the Constitutional Court. The application claiming the violation of the "right to protect honor and reputation" was deemed inadmissible by the supreme court.

In the past 5 days, at least 150 individuals, including HDP provincial co-chairs and journalists, have been detained in raids

"The proposed amendment to the Constitution is an outright violation of the spirit of the Constitution itself, as it creates discrimination and violence. This constitutional amendment proposal is tantamount to the abolition of the Constitution itself!"

Members of the party have been targeted in widespread crackdowns.

Applications for the right to a reasonable length of proceedings constitute 52.4% of the workload of the AYM. There have been 115,535 applications related to this matter submitted to the high court since 2012.

"Records of what an already organized apparatus would do during a critical period that changed Turkey's political history, which had been collected in advance, was very disturbing to see for all of us," says Senem Doğanoğlu, an intervening attorney in the case related to the 2015 Ankara bombings that resulted in death of 109 people.

In the ceremony Prof. Dr. Ayşe Buğra Kavala read a letter sent by Osman Kavala to PACE.

Arslan had become the first journalist to be arrested for “marking counterterrorism officials as a target for terror groups.”

Serhan Asker revealed the detention on social media.

Over the past 15 years, a total of 44 individuals, including 21 children, have lost their lives as a result of collisions involving armored vehicles used by soldiers and police.

Halise Aksoy came to public attention for her reaction to the delivery of her son's bones in a box following his death in an armed conflict in Dersim in 2017.

Atalay was sentenced to 18 years in prison in the Gezi Trial and is still imprisoned despite being elected a deputy.

Since October 3rd, students have been staging a protest in the cafeteria by making noise with cutlery, demanding a rollback of the meal price hikes.

The incident was attributed to a change in air pressure caused by the collapse of earth in the mine's vicinity.

"Tantan, who advocated the operation and F-type prisons on TV channels every day then, is now avoiding coming to the trial related to the same incident after 23 years, even as a witness," said lawyer Güçlü Sevimli.

The electricity workers demand higher wages and improved working conditions

Party Assembly members and district co-chairs were among the 20 people who were detained during raids in İstanbul and Kırklareli

The workers who were dismissed due to their union activities have been protesting the company for 42 days.