Representatives of Alevi organizations were detained when they wanted to read out a statement for the press at Çağlayan Courthouse.

Three of the eight defendants’ sentences were overturned in the case concerning the 2013 Gezi Park protests.

Rights activists from France having arrived in İstanbul to be in solidarity with academician Pınar Selek in today's hearing of her never-ending case for 25 years, have also commented on the Court of Cassation's Gezi verdict, stating that it is evidence of the collapse of the rule of law in Turkey.

Workers Party of Turkey (TİP) stated that with yesterday's decision, the Court of Cassation openly recognized the Gezi Resistance as a criminal element, taking a stance against the people.

Among the seven other defendants who received 18-year prison sentences, four had their sentences upheld and three overturned.

The academic’s next hearing is scheduled for tomorrow.

The municipality’s action was unlawful, according to workers and lawyers.

The İSİG report attributed the high rate of work-related accidents in the agricultural sector to seasonal work

Filmmakers, critics and politicians denounced the Culture Ministry’s allegation that the “Kanun Hükmü” documentary makes “terrorist propaganda.”

The suspects are facing “terrorist propaganda” charges.

No news has been received from Öcalan and the other three detainees for over 30 months.

The workers demand a 105% increase in their wages, which are currently at the minimum wage level.

Despite there being no detained union members in the trial, some SES members are still under house arrest.

The 16-year-old boy was a vocational training center student.

Muhsin Bilal, the lawyer of Selçuk Mızraklı, the elected Mayor of Diyarbakır Metropolitan Municipality who has been in custody for four years, says, "The sole reason for Mızraklı's detention was based on the entirely collapsed and proven fraudulent statements of a witness known as H.B.A. However, with a new document, we have learned that H.B.A. has been working in the police organization since 2012."

Yılmaz, who is also an author for the BİA Children'S Library, has been remanded in custody since May 3.

The court acquitted bianet correspondent Ruken Tuncel yesterday in the trial she stood for "violating the privacy of personal life" for sharing a video that a Munzur University faculty member posted on her WhatsApp status, but the prosecutor requested the preservation of the right to appeal right away.

The detained individuals are accused of "spreading terrorist propaganda" due to their participation in commemorations for 1970s' communist revolutionaries.

Visiting the Gezi prisoners and journalist Yanardağ in Silivri Prison, Özgür Özel said, "Every minute they are held inside is being inscribed with dark marks on our annals of law."

Twelve individuals will appear before the court in late September for "being a member of a terrorist organization" and "propagandizing for a terrorist organization."