Twitter has removed singer Leman Sam’s tweet which has sparked harsh criticism on social media for saying “ignoble Arabs”.

CHP Adana Provincial Chair Mehmet Çelebi says, “Aysel Tuğluk should be released before further deterioration of her health.”

The Ministry of Family has announced that a broadcast ban has been imposed on the video of Enes Kara, where he talked about the pressure he faced at the dorm of a religious community and his anxiety about the future before committing suicide.

“The migration crisis would have deepened, casualties would have further increased, terror would have escalated and instability would have expanded to a much broader geography were it not for our efforts,” says President Erdoğan.

Bensiyon Pinto, the Honorary Chair of the Turkish Jewish Community, has died at the age of 85. The Turkish Chief Rabbinate Foundation has announced his passing.

Main opposition CHP MP Ali Mahir Başarır has said that Demirören Holding has not paid back the loans it received from the state-owned Ziraat Bank and noted that the bank “has neither sent a written warning nor started executive proceedings.”

The Turkish Medical Association: “Physicians working in the public sector are forced to work for wages almost as low as the starvation line while the ones working in the private sector are forced to work under a turnover pressure.”

The Ministry of Health has announced that over 410 thousand tests were conducted, 75,564 people were diagnosed with the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) and 153 people died of the disease in Turkey in the last 24 hours.

After his "terrorism" accusations against the opposition-led municipality, Minister Soylu now claimed that the municipality pays some journalists to make comments in favor of them.

Turkey's problems cannot be solved by reducing the issue to election alliances and the selection of the presidential candidate, says the HDP co-leader.

835 workers of Çimsataş metal factory in Mersin have halted work in protest after the unions of workers and employers signed a collective labor agreement.

"We will still be on the alert. They may come again after the elections," said a villager.

HDP Spokesperson Günay says, “A 20-year-old university student… He was born when this government was in power, and after 20 years, he says that he has lost his joy of life."

The gender gap in unemployment rates has reached 4.9 percent, according to BETAM.

Upon the request of Mehmet Kara, the father of late Enes Kara, the İskenderun 2nd Criminal Judgeship of Peace has imposed an access block on news about him.

As the collective bargaining between the BBC Turkish and the Journalists’ Union of Turkey (TGS) has ended in a deadlock, the journalists will go on strike on January 14. The decision was announced in early December 2021.

The Human Rights Watch (HRW) has released its annual report documenting the violations of rights committed around the world last year.

While newspaper’s Managing Editor Faik Akgün has been removed from office, the news report titled “Unable to withstand religious community’s pressure, he committed suicide” has been removed from the website.

On the first anniversary of Boğaziçi University protests against the appointed rectors, 2,102 citizens have signed a joint statement, calling on the authorities to take action to ensure university autonomy.

Minister of Interior Süleyman Soylu has made new allegations about the “terror” investigation against the opposition-led İstanbul Metropolitan Municipality, to which the municipality’s spokesperson has reponded: “I hope he will prove them this time.”