A 3-year-old child drowned in an irrigation canal in Turkey’s southeastern Urfa province while a 9-year-old child was hit by a construction equipment and died in Antep.

An improvised explosive device detonated when the prison officers' shuttle was passing by. Four officers have been wounded and one is in serious condition.

The top court had rejected the first indictment seeking the closure of the party but accepted he second one despite there was no difference between them, a lawyer with the HDP has said.

"Because of their language, culture, identity and belief, Êzidîs were massacred 73 times, the last of which was in Shengal," the HDP said in a statement marking the day.

Due to the government's policies, Turkey is rapidly losing agricultural lands, a union chair has warned.

A municipal employee had applied to the top court demanding the cancellation of fingerprint tracking.

The Education and Science Laborers’ Union (Eğitim-Sen) has released a statement about the release of a teacher on trial for abusing eight students in Turkey’s İzmir province: “We will not stay silent.”

In the trial over the killing of Dedeoğulları family, it turned out that 2-minute video footage taken on the day of the massacre was deleted and defendant Mehmet Altun got into contact with a person in a vehicle in the meantime.

Peoples’ Democratic Party İzmir MP Çepni has spoken to bianet about why the struggles for peace and ecology cannot be considered separately and talked about the intersectionality of the two struggles.

Detained a day before, Haskoloğlu has been arrested after he tweeted the fake images of ID cards allegedly belonging to the president and intelligence chief, claiming that the persons who “hacked” the e-state system sent him the images.

The Ministry of Health has announced that over 162 thousand tests were conducted, 4,217 people were diagnosed with the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) and 23 people died of the disease in Turkey in the last 24 hours.

"These attacks were carried out despite our warnings. We have previously called for these attacks to be stopped," President Salih has said.

When police carried out a house raid to detain journalist Kadri Esen, he was in another apartment in the same building. The police raided his former landlord's home. Esen is not the only journalist whose home was raided. But the raids are not legal.

The trial over the disappearance of Hurmüz and Şimoni Diril in Şırnak’s Kovankaya village on January 11, 2020 began at the Şırnak 1st High Criminal Court.

Main opposition CHP Chair Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu has said, “Workers, public servants, everyone pay taxes. Those who make millions of liras don’t pay a single penny in tax. Those who don’t do it are the relatives, children and uncles of Erdoğan family.”

Türkdoğan has been acquitted of "being a member of an illegal organization." There are two ongoing cases against him for "insulting the Turkish nation" and "insulting" the interior minister.

İbrahim Haskoloğlu shared images of ID cards allegedly belonging to the president and the intelligence chief, which were later revealed to be fake.

We have spoken with rights advocates and refugees about growing anti-refugee sentiments.

The İzmir Bar Association has found that nearly 100 refugees from Afghanistan were forced to sign voluntary return papers and their deportation process has been started. The Bar has filed a complaint about the ones responsible for the violations.

The Ministry of Health has announced that over 164 thousand tests were conducted, 4,542 people were diagnosed with the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) and 19 people died of the disease in Turkey in the last 24 hours.