A recent bulletin by the Association for Monitoring Equal Rights has shown that at least 2,123 people were detained during the interventions against at least 320 peaceful meetings and demonstrations in Turkey in the first five months of 2021.

According to a report prepared by the Batman Branch of the Human Rights Association, prisoners are faced with serious violations of rights, arrestees and convicts are subjected to strip search, torture and ill treatment in prisons in Batman.

According to the Health Ministry data, 817,934 coronavirus vaccine shots were given in Turkey in a day, bringing the total number to over 45.3 million.

According to Turkey’s Health Ministry, 59 people died of coronavirus and 5,703 people tested positive with over 223 thousand tests in a day. 752 coronavirus patients are reportedly in a critical condition.

As the Pride March has been banned for the seventh consecutive year, LGBTI+s say they will defy the ban and "find one another on the streets."

Four journalists are charged with "marking counterterrorism officials as a target" and "violation of privacy."

The firings triggered resignations by several coordinators of the SETA.

In the separated file of Hrant Dink murder case, the İstanbul 14th Heavy Penal Court will place an ad on newspapers and notifications on their residential addresses to find the 12 fugitive defendants, including Fethullah Gülen and Zekeriya Öz.

At the Senate meeting of Boğaziçi University, Haluk Özener, the appointed director of Kandilli Observatory and Earthquake Research Institute, has been elected to the University Executive Board with the multiple votes of appointed administration.

The convicted mob boss claimed that a private military contractor with close ties to the government had been sending weapons to the Nusra Front.

According to the annual report of the Human Rights Foundation of Turkey (TİHV), at least 2 thousand 427 people, including 68 children and at least 101 refugees/ migrants, lost their lives in occupational homicides in Turkey in 2020.

Established to make preparations for the HDP closure case and Kobanî trial, the HDP Law Office has started working. Co-Chair Sancar has said that “no one should doubt the HDP will push its weight around in the clearest way possible if the HDP is closed.”

As the US is pulling out of Afghanistan, Turkey has agreed to protect Kabul Airport.

After the decree was issued, a professor was appointed as a member of the Central Bank Assembly while continuing to work at the university.

The main opposition CHP has withdrawn from the Parliamentary Commission for Inquiring the Causes of Violence Against Women: “They are trying to normalize the crime.”

Health Minister Koca has said that 50 thousand people have died of COVID-19 in Turkey according to WHO criteria, adding, “We have lost at least as many more citizens due to indirect causes.” 134 delta cases have been reportedly diagnosed in 16 cities.

Speaking about the students whose scholarships have been cancelled because they protest the appointed rector of Boğaziçi University, İstanbul Metropolitan Mayor İmamoğlu has announced that they will support the students stripped of scholarships.

According to the Health Ministry data, 907,801 coronavirus vaccine shots were given in Turkey in a day, bringing the total number to over 44.5 million. The eligibility age for vaccination will be dropped to 18 starting from this Friday, June 25, 2021.

According to Turkey’s Health Ministry, 65 people died of coronavirus and 5,809 people tested positive with over 224 thousand tests in a day. 763 coronavirus patients are reportedly in a critical condition.

Sönmez was on trial over his tweets about the 2016 arrest of Reza Zarrab, a businessperson from Iran who also has citizenship of Turkey.