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."

There are social media account managers of three internet news portals among the 27 who were taken into custody in simultaneous operations carried out by the police in 13 provinces.

Human rights advocates highlighted legal harassment against human rights activists and the prevailing impunity concerning forced disappearances.

Gayıp stood trial for a tweet regarding a specialist sergeant's sexual assault on a woman.

Communication notes can be concealed inside the instrument, the prison administration said.

Stonewall Children and Young Adult Literature Honor Award-winning book "Morris Micklewhite and the Tangerine Dress" will now only be allowed to be sold in an "envelope or bag," and will not be allowed to enter the schools.

Musa Anter Journalism and Free Press Martyrs Awards are given for news articles in Kurdish, and in Turkish since 1993, dedicated to Kurdish journalist and author Musa Anter who was assassinated in 1992.

Ersin Tatar had accused a journalist of "espionage" after she documented his meeting with Turkey's vice president before the 2020 elections in Northern Cyprus.

Kobani trial, where 108 individuals are being prosecuted, including former Co-Chairpersons of HDP Figen Yüksekdağ and Selahattin Demirtaş, former Co-Chairperson of DBP Sebahat Tuncel, Honorary Chairperson of HDP Ertuğrul Kürkçü, and members of the HDP Central Executive Committee, continues in its 31st session.

Şener Levent who has stood trial for his article entitled "The Kurds and us" says, "They started to try us in Ankara since they cannot get the rulings they desire in our courts. I reject it."

Mezopotamya Agency reporter Bilal Güldem was targeted by a lawyer affiliated with the Free Cause Party and is now being threatened after he shared a video on social media showing children being collectively taken to prayer,

We will attempt to look at a day of protest in Galatasaray Square through the eyes of its main inhabitants, Zeytin the dog, and the gray cat.

Muteber Osmanpaşaoğlu, a member of the Board of Directors of the Chamber of Architects Ankara Branch, was dismissed from public duty while on sick leave and without her defense being taken, when only 35 days were left to her retirement. Together with her, three executives of the branch have been dismissed from the civil service.

Edirne Immigration Authority issued an "administrative detention" order for a period of 6 months for the northeast Syria-born author Abdulmenaf Osman, who was released from prison on Sunday in Manisa after 30 years of imprisonment.

"It's essential not to forget that a significant portion of the remaining Christians and Jews from the Ottoman period were lower-class peasants and workers. Consequently, we need to shift our focus and keep it more extensive," says historian Emre Can Dağlıoğlu.

Author Abdulmenaf Osman was released from prison on Sunday after 30 years behind bars. Osmans's lawyer, Halil Coşkun, says, "They told us that they would take him to the repatriation center in İzmir, but at night he was taken to Edirne."

The Galatasaray Thought Association has reacted to the hate speech targeting volleyball player Ebrar Karakurt.