With the votes of all political parties in favor, the legislative proposal foreseeing the ratification of the Paris Agreement has passed the Parliament. Turkey was one of the six countries which had not yet ratified the Agreement.

The Ministry of Health has announced that over 358 thousand tests were conducted, 30,438 people were diagnosed with COVID-19, 236 people died of the disease and 312,875 vaccine doses were administered in a day.

The news outlets who fail to meet the requirements will face fines and sentences, according to the bill submitted to the parliament.

The Ministry of Labor and Social Security has unveiled an employment plan for the youth.

Of the ones who died in occupational homicides in September, 18 were women and 157 were men. The occupational homicides of women occured in agriculture, textile, press, education, bureau, transportation, health, accomodation and security.

The Directorate General of Migration Management has updated the number of Syrians in temporary protection in Turkey.

In response to Bahçeli's statements, İYİ Party leader Akşener gave the floor to a kebab shop owner at her party's parliamentary group today.

President Erdoğan has once again denied the problems about dormitories and housing in Turkey, saying that "they cannot leave the universities to “terror-like” students.

Sixty-four percent of the evidence against the defendants were related to journalism activities, according to the MLSA's Trial Monitoring Report.

The Parliamentary inquiry submitted by the main opposition CHP and HDP has been rejected by the ruling AKP and MHP MPs. AKP Spokesperson Çelik has argued that “they have taken revolutionary steps” about the issue of dormitories.

Speaking on a live TV program, jailed politician Selahattin Demirtaş’s spouse Başak Demirtaş has said that they have been unable to have a contact visit for 19 months: “I am sorry to say this, but this situation has turned into an arbitrariness.”

Three waste pickers were also arrested on October 5 on the grounds that they joined the protests the other day.

When the AKP came to power in 2002, two percent of the schools in the country were private schools. Now it's nearly 20 percent, says a trade union.

The summaries of proceedings seeking to lift the legislative immunity of HDP MPs Meral Danış Beştaş, Hüda Kaya and Garo Paylan and DBP MP Sali Aydeniz have been submitted to the Parliamentary Speaker’s Office.

Except for the accrued interest, the credit debt restructuring of the Demirören Group, which received credits from various banks to finance its investments in the media, energy sector and games of chance, may top 2 billion US dollars.

Men inflicted violence on at least 65 women, killed at least four children, abused at least 13 girls and boys, harassed at least 10 women and forced 78 women to sex work in September 2021.

The İstanbul Bar and İstanbul Medical Chamber note that while pandemic measures are almost lifted across the country, the ongoing practices in prisons lead to violations of right to healthcare and fair trial. They call on the Justice Ministry to take action.

The Tigris-Euphrates Journalists Association has released its monthly report on violations of journalists’ rights in Turkey: Five journalists were detained and journalists were prevented from news follow-up in 15 incidents in September 2021.

After they were targeted by President and AKP Chair Erdoğan, 11 students who participated in the protests demanding in-class education at Boğaziçi University were taken into custody inside and outside their campuses in İstanbul.

The prosecutor’s office has given a decision of non-prosecution in the investigation launched against 16 people on the grounds that they threw stones at the gendarmerie while resisting against the stone quarry attempted to be opened in Rize’s İkizdere.