Participants in this year's training course discussed rights journalism in institutions outside the mainstream

All the DTP MPs joined the last leg of the "March Calling for Democracy, Peace and a Solution".

Parties of the left and NGOs have called for a democratic and peaceful solution to the Kurdish question.

Izmir Demokrat Radio broadcasting editor Gürbüz and eight others will be on trial for membership in the Marxist Leninist Communist Party.

According to retired military judge Kardaş, the amendment means that Chiefs of General Staff could now also be tried.

8 months after its acceptance at the parliament, the convention -which obliges the government to notable improvements- officially becomes a part of Turkey's national legislation.

A concert by world-famous pianist Biret in Topkapı Palace was targeted by protesters who were prevented by police from storming the building.

Four supporters of a conscientious objector are still being tried for "alienating the public against the military".

BİA education advisor Alankuş talks about three years of the project and the importance of media and communication for students.

The court has warned public officials to cooperate with court, and the joint attorneys have filed a criminal complaint against Samast for threatening them.

Witnesses have said that they saw Samast and someone else following Dink days before the murder, and that he was not alone when he shot Dink.

Niore of the Paris Bar Association has announced that delegations from different European bar associations will attend every hearing.

On Saturday, 4 July people will form a chain of conscience to draw attention to the next hearing in the Dink murder case.

Human remains have been found near the Dibek village in Diyarbakır. It is likely that they belong to a father and son missing for 12 years.

In İstanbul, Ankara, Izmir and Sivas, crowds are gathering on the 16th anniversary of the Sivas Massacre.

Joint attorneys only found out by coincidence that the statute of limitations was running out on a case against suspects.

The ECHR has penalised Turkey with over 50,000 Euros in several cases of torture and violation of the freedom of expression.

A court in Denizli has banned access to GoogleSites, which contains thousands of sites. The reason for the ban is not known.

NGOs, political parties and trade unions have called for the abolition of Provisional Article 15 of the Constitution and the prosecution of coup leaders.

Two DTP mayors in İzmir are on trial for violating the law on political parties, because they addressed the crowds in Kurdish before elections.