Since 2020, the Press Advertisement Institution began to leave the support it had consistently provided to minority newspapers for 8 years in a state of uncertainty. Ari Haddeler, the Editor-in-Chief of Nor Marmara, says, "Our situation is getting more difficult every day. It's becoming harder to survive. Unfortunately, we are on the brink of closure."

On January 5, three years ago, faculty members at Boğaziçi University turned their backs on the appointed rector and the rectorate building, who was appointed by President and AKP Chairman Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.

The President of the Barrier-Free Access Association, Nurşen Korkmaz, called on all visually impaired citizens to send letters prepared in Braille alphabet to the Turkey Notary Association.

Of those who died while working in December, five were child/young workers between the ages of 15-17. The Health and Safety Labor Watch listed the cases, stating, "This is the mission assigned to Turkey in the international division of labor. The children of poor families are employed as cheap labor."

Men subjected at least 38 women to violence, abused five boys and girls, and harassed at least five women.

Selahattin Demirtaş who did not attend his father's funeral, preferring to mourn in his prison cell instead dedicated his continuing defense at the 48th session of the Kobani trial to his father. "There is a pure and unadulterated lie in this frame-up case," he said in today's hearing.

Ten months after the earthquakes, Adıyaman, one of the provinces most heavily hit by the February earthquakes, continues to wrestle with fundamental issues such as water and healthcare accessibility, unemployment, and a shortage of labor.

"There is a state crisis, and resolving this state crisis is the responsibility of everyone who feels responsibility towards the country, both the ruling party and the opposition," said the imprisoned MP.

In its application to the Supreme Council of Judges and Prosecutors, the Bar Association requested an investigation into the president and members of the İstanbul 13th Heavy Penal Court for the newly constituted crimes of "abuse of power" and "deprivation of liberty."

Journalist Evrim Kepenek, who shared information about the gendarmerie seizing aid gathered in Maraş Pazarcık after the earthquake, will face trial with a potential prison sentence ranging from 1 to 3 years. 24 journalists have been subjected to judicial harrassment in a year in the scope of the new article 217/A of the criminal code related to "spreading misleading information to the public."

Twelve years ago today, in Roboski, 34 civilians, 19 of whom were children, were killed along with their mules as they returned from cross-border trade forced upon them to make a living, bombed by warplanes belonging to the Turkish Armed Forces. "The aftermath of the massacre is being covered with the armor of impunity," said the Human Rights Association İstanbul branch in a statement issued today.

Constitutional Court has released the reasoning for its second violation decision regarding Hatay MP Can Atalay, published in the Official Gazette today. "A decision can no longer be awaited," stated Atalay's lawyers in the petition submitted to the İstanbul 13th Heavy Penal Court.

The Education and Science Employees' Union (Eğitim Sen), İzmir Branch No. 5, released a statement regarding the change of the name of a school in Buca to "Martyr Esat Oktay Yıldıran Primary School."

The Information Technologies and Communication Authority blocked access to Ekşi Sözlük, one of the largest online communities in Turkey, which is under investigation for posts related to the loss of 12 soldiers in North Iraq.

DEM Party Spokesperson, Şırnak Deputy, and also a journalist, Ayşegül Doğan spoke about the budget of the Directorate of Communication in the parliament and criticized the statement of the Minister of Justice, who claimed that there were no imprisoned journalists in Turkey.

According to the information provided by the court clerk to Can Atalay's lawyers, the panel will wait for the reasoned decision of the Constitutional Court. Lawyer Özgür Urfa stated, "We will not leave the courthouse until we receive the release order."

CHP Chairperson Özgür Özel, stated that Can Atalay, against whom the Constitutional Court has issued a violation decision for the second time, should be released as soon as possible: "Resisting this decision is to disregard the constitutional legal order. We will continue to defend justice and the law."

"It has been decided, with 3 dissenting votes and by a majority, that the right to be elected and engage in political activities guaranteed by Article 67 of the Constitution, as well as the right to personal liberty and security guaranteed by Article 19, has been violated," the Constitutional Court stated in the "violation decision" for Can Atalay.

"You opened the door to unprecedented unlawfulness by increasing the number of voters from five in a single household in İdil to 1450, adding 743 voters to an address belonging to the Police Department in Iğdır," wrote Dem Party Co-Chairperson Tuncer Bakırhan in a post.

The Federation of Caucasian Associations accused Mehmet Kasım Fırat of generating hate speech and engaging in discrimination. The North Caucasus Culture and Solidarity Association in Eskişehir also claimed that Fırat's statements showed great disrespect to the histories of Caucasian and Balkan immigrant communities.