Minister of Family and Social Services Yanık has answered the Parliamentary question of main opposition CHP’s Gürer: 55,882 people, including 20,551 children, stayed in women’s shelters across the country.

HDP İstanbul MP Ali Kenanoğlu has submitted a Parliamentary question about the incident where the house of an Alevi citizen in İstanbul’s Esenyurt was marked with “X” and “Alevi go away Kurd.”

At least six people died, with two people missing, in flooding and landslides triggered by heavy rain in the Black Sea province of Rize.

The samples taken from the Kızılırmak River by the teams of Provincial Agriculture and Forestry Directorate have shown that the fish kill was caused by a lack of oxygen as a result of high air temperatures.

HDP Co-Chair Sncar has said the recent armed attacks against the party are not individual cases but part of a plan against the democratic powers in Turkey.

The ruling AKP’s omnibus bill prolonging the duration of State of Emergency practices and the minimum wage support to employers has been passed by the General Assembly of the Parliament into law.

In effect since November 21, 2016, the ban on protests and demonstrations in eastern Van province has been extended by the governor’s office one more time.

Arrested for “inciting drug use” for nearly six months, Ümitcan Uygun, the chief suspect of the suspicious death of Aleyna Çakır, has been released. “Unlawfully arrested for six months, my client Ümit Uygun has been released,” his lawyer has said.

With her house raided by the police, Hatice Baykara says that “the police held a gun to her dead and hit her waist with gunstocks until the search ended.”

CHP MP Erdan Kılıç has submitted a Parliamentary inquiry about the suspicious death of a 12-year-old child staying as a boarder in a Quran course in Muş. The child allegedly committed suicide and a confidentiality order has been placed on the file.

Meeting in Adana to commemorate the 33 people who were killed in a bomb attack of the ISIS in Urfa in 2015, 19 people, including HDP Adana Provincial Co-Chairs, were battered and detained by the police. They have been released.

Taken into custody over the armed attack on HDP Marmaris office in Muğla, assailant A.T.D. has been arrested while four others who were allegedly involved in the attack have been released on probation.

The Ministry of Health has announced that over 233 thousand tests were conducted, 7,680 people were diagnosed with COVID-19, 66 people died of the disease and 473,508 vaccine doses were administered in a day.

Appointed as the acting rector of Boğaziçi University following the dismissal of Melih Bulu, Naci İnci has dismissed academic Can Candan. İnci has also sent an email from the “Rectorate” account, announcing that he is a candidate for rectorship.

On the night of July 14, heavy rainfall caused more than 100 deaths and mass destruction in Western Germany and the wider Benelux region. Recently, today, the situation has been classified as a military disaster alert.

Two of the six people who lost their lives in the Rize flood in the Black Sea region of Turkey have been laid to rest. While one citizen has been wounded in a lightning strike in Van, floods in eastern Kars and Ağrı provinces have caused material damage.

The Constitutional Court ruled on July 1 that Gergerlioğlu's rights were violated when he was convicted of "terrorist propaganda."

In a letter to the Council of Higher Education, the TTB has underlined that the WMA Declaration of Geneva is “binding for all physicians”, noting that “no definition in the physician-patient relationship can be a reason for privilege or discrimination.”

Preparing a report on the recently passed 4th Judicial Package, the DDA has noted that the major problem in Turkey is “the judicial independence and impartiality and meritocracy”, stressing that this problem can be solved with systematic legal amendments.

Hundreds of flamingos that had just hatched were found dead in a dried part of Lake Tuz in central Turkey.