Sirman was taken to the Smuggling Department of  the Mersin Police.

Newroz was celebrated with large gatherings across the country on Sunday. In the following day, police detained 35 individuals during house raids in İzmir.

Four people have been rescued while four children have been killed.

"The Demirtaş Defense Team" announced that, upon the directive of the Ministry of Justice, the practice of 'removing shoes' during lawyer visits concerning Selahattin Demirtaş has been terminated.

Relatives of the victims demanded the trial of those responsible for the massacre.

İbrahim K. has been sentenced to 2 years and 6 months in prison and has been banned from traveling abroad after kicking Eros to death. Advocates for justice gathered at the courthouse, declaring, "We know that he will not have to stay in prison with this sentence. We do not accept the verdict."

Rights organizations, commenting on the judicial pressure faced by those depositing money to prisoners, stated in a press release that they will stand against this injustice.

Orhan Şahin had received life sentence.

In the demonstrations calling for the complete cessation of all relations with Israel, it was stated, "Either stop chanting slogans for Gaza in shame or take real steps."

Associate Professor Dr. İsmet Akça, who was dismissed through a decree-law published in 2017, reminded that there is no legal justification for the rejection of his request to return to the university, citing the decision of the Constitutional Court.

The prisoner alleges that the police told her, "We don't recognize the Constitution or the law here, do you undress or not, tell us that."

Concluding the case unanimously, the European court recognized the incident as a fundamental right within the scope of freedom of expression and stated, "Criticizing top management cannot be a cause for dismissal or disciplinary action."