The Ministry of Health has announced that over 226 thousand tests were conducted, 5,299 people were diagnosed with COVID-19, 37 people died of the disease and over 880 thousand vaccine doses were administered in a day.

Amid ongoing protests against the appointed rector, a petition is launched: “In order for universities to protect the values they are required to have, we need to defend their autonomy and freedom and an education based on meritocracy and science.”

A new legal process has started in Northern Cyprus in the wake of Sedat Peker’s allegations about the assassination of journalist Kutlu Adalı. The Cyprus police have requested information from Turkey in this context.

The Constitutional Court sent its ruling of rights violation to the local court five days later and the local court gave a ruling of release for dismissed HDP MP Gergerlioğlu. He held a press statement at the HDP Central Office following his release.

Some 284 cases of Delta variant have been identified across 30 provinces while the new Delta Plus is also found in the country now, according to the health minister.

Five representatives of the workers met with the deputy energy minister and visited political parties' parliamentary groups.

HDP Co-Chair Pervin Buldan has talked about Turkey’s withdrawal from the İstanbul Convention by a Presidential decision: “As soon as we send away this government, we will put the İstanbul Convention back in force.”

In the MHP Parliamentary group meeting, MHP Chair Devlet Bahçeli has targeted the Constitutional Court, which has recently concluded that the rights of HDP’s dismissed and jailed MP Ömer Faruk Gergerlioğlu have been violated.

President Erdoğan's job approval stands at 47 percent while his party's voting share is 30 percenty without undecided voters being distributed.

Speaking about the sexual assault in Kınalıada, one of Princes’ Islands in İstanbul, and the ensuing legal process, lawyer Rozerin Seda Kip says, “My client waged a struggle and we have won. My client feels like new after three and a half years.”

The lawyers of İpek Er’s family have filed a criminal complaint against the lawyers of discharged specialist sergeant Musa O., who is standing trial for “driving İpek Er to suicide after sexually assaulting her.”

The ÇGD report says, “There is still no investigation into the persons who in a way attempted to kill Bülent Kılıç while having the status of ‘state security force’ and they are still on duty. It is the clear indicator of the underlying mentality of this crime.”

The Conscientious Objection Association has released its report “Conscientious Objection to Military Service in Turkey”, which addresses the problems in the legislation, offers solutions and shares statements of conscientious objectors.

Men inflicted violence on at least 94 women, killed at least three children, abused at least seven girls and boys, harassed at least seven women and forced at least 63 women to sex work in June 2021.

The Ministry of Health has announced that over 219 thousand tests were conducted, 4,678 people were diagnosed with COVID-19, 35 people died of the disease and over 1 million vaccine doses were administered in a day.

The second hearing was held in the trial over a picture on display at an exhibition in Boğaziçi University campus. Two security guards working at the campus were heard as witnesses. The hearing has been adjourned.

Minister of Interior Süleyman Soylu has filed a lawsuit against Cumhuriyet newspaper and demanded 1 million lira in non-pecuniary damages.

The Media and Law Studies Association has interviewed 25 political prisoners in five different prisons.

Both countries want the extradition of Sezgin Baran Korkmaz, who is charged with defrauding the US Treasury and money laundering in Turkey.

“Turkey is one of the most dangerous countries with cases of legal harassment and intimidation by the state. 25 women journalists appeared in court to defend themselves in June,” says the monthly report of the Coalition For Women in Journalism.