In the trial over the burning of nine people to death in Muş in 1993, the court has ruled that the execution of the arrest warrant against the then district gendarmerie commander shall be awaited. The case is facing the risk of expiry of statutory limitations.

Yıldırım’s tweets about the Kobanî battle in Syria and a revolutionary have been deemed “terror propaganda.”

TİP Chair Erkan Baş has said that “the need for a third alliance has become vital” while HDP Co-Chair Mithat Sancar has noted that a third alliance will play a decisive role in building the democratic future of Turkey.

Imprisoned for over five years, former HDP Co-Chair Demirtaş has called on the new government to be formed in Germany to show more interest in human rights in Turkey, noting that they should not see Turkey as limited to President Erdoğan.

Having killed her husband who had inflicted violence on her and forced her to sex work, Çilem Doğan’s 15-year prison sentence has been upheld by the Court of Cassation. The high court ruling has caused outrage, especially on social media.

Addressing the United Nations (UN), the Kurdish Friendship Group in the European Parliament have called for an “international investigation into Turkey’s use of chemical weapons in Iraqi Kurdistan”.

Kaos GL Association’s 2020 Report of Human Rights of LGBTI+s has been published: “The perpetrators are often public authorities and legislators. Discrimination has become a systematic government policy.”

The Ministry of Health has announced that over 362 thousand tests were conducted, 29,482 people were diagnosed with the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) and 228 people died of the disease in Turkey in the last 24 hours.

Having faced a government crackdown over the past five years, the HDP has held protest across the country.

People in the risk groups who received their second dose of the BioNTech vaccine are now eligible for booster shots.

The embassy shared a post by a satirical website, which said Turkey was pushing for 1.4 billion dollars worth of iPhones after being denied the F-35 jets.

President Erdoğan wasn't able to convince his US counterpart for a new operation, according to Jeffrey.

More than 167,000 people were given the coronavirus vaccine yesterday with 78.86 percent of the country's adult population have now received at least two doses.

The hashtag "#ölmüş" (dead) has been in Twitter's trending topics in Turkey since midnight.

Today, November 3, marks the 2,000th day of journalist Nedim Türfent’s imprisonment. 54 freedom of expression and human rights organizations around the world have called for his release.

"The prevailing situation in Turkey is the existence of an occupational homicide regime," says the İSİG.

The state agency Turkish Statistical Institute has announced the consumer price index for October 2021: While monthly inflation stands at 2.39 percent, annual inflation has been measured as 19.89 percent.

In the Kobanî trial, the court requested information on ISIS actions from the Directorate General of Security. Instead of this information, the Directorate has sent a table on police-soldier deaths in 2014-2021.

Arrested in the US as part of the trial of Turkey’s state-owned Halkbank, Reza Zarrab was apparently released on bail. It has turned out the Zarrab has been given permission to move in New York and Florida without permission.

Men inflicted violence on at least 53 women, killed at least two children, abused at least 49 girls and boys, harassed at least 280 women and forced 79 women to sex work in October 2021.