The statement was read by HDK Co-Spokesperson Esengül Demir on behalf of the group, who marched with the slogan "The Palestinian people are not alone": "We support the Palestinian people and their resistance in a country where Arabs and Jews will live together."

Adem Maarastawi, the Syrian activist who was detained and subsequently sent to the Temporary Shelter Center in Harran, Urfa, is at risk of his life being in danger if he is sent back to Syria, according to his lawyer, Abdulhalim Yılmaz. "Because Adem is an activist, if he is sent back to Syria, his life may be at risk, and we expect this situation to be taken into account," Yılmaz emphasized.

CHP Poverty Solidarity Office Coordinator Hacer Foggo: "Currently, 700 million people are in deep poverty. Sustainable Development Goals cannot be achieved."

Eren Keskin, emphasizing that the Israeli state violated the laws of war, made a statement on her social media account: "States commit the gravest crimes against humanity, and these crimes are meticulously 'ignored.' Each knows the crimes of the other."

The total number of pending cases on the court's docket now stands at 129,140.

In a joint statement, the AKP, MHP, CHP, Green Left Party, İYİ Party, and Felicity Party groups in the Turkish Grand National Assembly condemned the hospital massacre in Gaza as a "crime against humanity" and called on world parliaments to take action.

Fifteen European youths who were detained for participating in a protest in Urfa against air raids launched by Turkey on October 5 on areas controlled by the Syrian Democratic Forces in Northern and Eastern Syria have released a video shot during their arrival at Hamburg airport in which they describe their detention process.

"There should be unhindered access of medical and humanitarian aid to those in need, irrespective of their location or affiliation. Local healthcare providers should be encouraged to provide care without discrimination to all individuals affected by the conflict."

Close to 60 civil society organizations gathered in Kadıköy, İstanbul yesterday to advocate for the rights of animals living on the streets and in shelters.

The recent events in Gaza have led a divergence of opinions or different interpretations within the international trade union movement.

Turkey has become a country experiencing "water stress" over the past 60 years. However, other critical dimensions of the water crisis, such as water pollution and disrupted water cycles, are often overlooked.

IRF Secretary Nadine Maenza stated that as a result of the attacks, 48 civilians, including women and children, lost their lives.

The New Welfare Party has submitted a legislative proposal to the Parliament to limit alimony to five years. In response, the EŞİK Platform expressed their opposition, stating that the legislative proposal is unconstitutional, that the civil code, which is the foundation of secular law, should be defended.

The 15 European youths detained in Urfa were held in police vehicles with their hands cuffed behind their backs for an extended period before being taken to the Repatriation Center.

According to the decision, if Kavala is not released by January 2024, the Turkish delegation will lose its voting rights in the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe. European countries will be able to initiate prosecutions against the individuals involved in Kavala's imprisonment.

Avukat Helen Duffy raporunda "Dr. Fincancı'nın şiddeti teşvik etme amacı taşıyan herhangi bir açıklama yapmadığını, iddianamedeki ifadelerin PKK veya diğer gruplar için şiddeti desteklemek veya teşvik etmek amaçlı olmadığını, şiddet çağrısı ise hiç yapmadığını" belirtiyor.

Lawyer Helen Duffy analysed the indictment in the case of Prof Dr. Şebnem Korur Fincancı and found that the indictment raises multiple extremely serious human rights concerns and is incompatible with international human rights law standards.

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.