The ECtHR has ruled that transfers of inmates to prisons that are distant from places they reside is a violation of rights and sentenced Turkey to pay compensation.

The hearings of the cases where Tunç is under trial for "provoking people into enmity and hatred" and "insulting the president" have been held in his absence.

A criminal complaint has been filed against 18 rappers who sing the song “I cannot stay silent”. Singing the “homesickness” part of the song, rapper Defkhan has announced that he has left the project “due to the political momentum the song has gained”.

Having their final hearings in İstanbul and Kocaeli, four more academics have been acquitted in the wake of a verdict of “right violation” by the Constitutional Court. Academics for Peace have been acquitted by 17 courts across Turkey so far.

Arrested journalist Kibriye Evren has talked to lawyer Ülkü Şahin from Journalists Union of Turkey (TGS) about her prison conditions: Interview questions sent to her seized, 10-book limitation without a prison library or possibility of exchange…

Five people, including HDP's Kulp District Co-Mayors Mehmet Fatih Taş and Fatma Ay, have been arrested as part of an investigation launched into the attack that claimed the lives of seven people in Turkey’s southeastern province of Diyarbakır.

HDP MP Toğrul has submitted a law proposal to the parliament for the Academics for Peace who were expelled by Statutory Decrees to return to their posts.

As part of 2019 International Hrant Dink Award, Inspirations Awards have been granted to a series of people and organizations that have inspired humans and humanity with what they have done in Turkey and around the world.

Though the judges and prosecutors who found more than 200 academics guilty and penalized them and jurists in the Constitutional Court acted according to the same constitution and penal codes, why were their verdicts spread over such a large spectrum?

2019 International Hrant Dink Award has been granted to Nebahat Akkoç, who works to raise awareness about women’s rights and struggle against male violence, and Agnes Kharshiing, who struggles for the rights of disadvantaged groups and environment.

After a child was hit and killed by an armored vehicle in Diyarbakır, HDP MP Beştaş brought the matter into parliamentary agenda.

The report by the Hrant Dink Foundation found 6,517 hate speech items against 98 groups in 2018.

In the last three years, at least 19 people, including children, have been killed after being hit by armored vehicles in Kurdish-majority provinces in the east and southeast.

Seven people have lost their lives and at least 10 people have been wounded in an explosion in the district of Kulp in Turkey’s southeastern province of Diyarbakır.

Commenting on the verdict of right violation given by the Constitutional Court for the police violence on May Day in 2009, attorney Eyüboğlu has criticized that the ruling has failed to address the use of chemical gas during the intervention.

While the prosecutor requested academic Akyüz be sentenced to prison, the court has acquitted her. A total of 106 academics have been acquitted so far.

Arrested in Silivri Prison for the past 14 months, lawyer Can Tombul from the Law Bureau of the Oppressed (EHB) has been released with an international travel ban.

Concluding the application of the family of T.Y., who lost an eye because of a hand grenade explosion in the Operation Return to Life, the Constitutional Court has ruled that the right to life is violated and a retrial shall be held.

Facing up to 22.5 years in prison on charge of “establishing and leading an armed terrorist organization”, journalists Ayşegül Doğan and Yusuf Karataş’s hearings have been adjourned to December 25 in five-minute hearings.

CHP Group Deputy Chair Özgür Özel has announced that after the Constitutional Court has given a ruling of right violation for Academics for Peace, they have submitted a bill of law for the reinstatement of 406 academics.