Some 108 people are facing an aggravated life sentence for having allegedly orchestrated the 2014 protests in the predominantly Kurdish provinces.

A case was filed against Gergerlioğlu for "propagandizing for the PKK" before his election in 2018.

Three members of the Journalists' Union of Turkey were dismissed from the newspaper in 2018.

Two lawyers who have been convicted in the Progressive Lawyers' Association case continue to practice law by telling the problems they face.

The money in the fund decreased although fewer people were granted unemployment benefits in 2020, CHP deputy Şeker has noted.

Thirteen security officers held hostage by the PKK in Iraq's north were killed last week during a military operation to rescue them.

The government introduced the short time allowance and layoff bans in order to reduce the economic impact of the pandemic.

The country's official death toll has reached 27,821 with 83 new fatalities.

Pehlivan's attorney has said that the officer should have been given a "much heavier punishment."

On the third day of strike at İstanbul’s Kadıköy Municipality, the Public Services Employees Union of Turkey (Genel-İş) has signed the collective labor agreement with the municipality. Workers have not recognized the decision and decided to strike further.

Imprisoned politician Demirtaş has sent a message about Turkey’s 13 security personnel who lost their lives in Gare. He has criticized the attempts to hold the HDP and the opposition accountable for the killings.

“Imposing an unelected presidential-appointee rector on a university with no consultation demonstrates a lack of respect for academic freedom and the autonomy of universities in Turkey,” says HRW’s Williamson amid Boğaziçi University protests.

LGBTI+s have been targeted by government officials during the protests that have been going on at the university for one-and-a-half months.

Minister of Health Fahrettin Koca has answered the Parliamentary question of main opposition CHP MP Bayır regarding the number of doctors who resigned during the pandemic. 2,412 doctors resigned, according to Koca’s answer.

Schools were partially reopened on Monday after staying closed for about two months.

The Turkish Statistical Institute (TurkStat) has shared the results of its “Life Satisfaction Survey” for 2020. While 52.4 percent said that they were happy in 2019, this rate dropped to 48.2 percent last year.

Constitutional Court has given its ruling regarding the police violence against former bianet reporter Beyza Kural after 5.5 years. The Court has concluded that it was intended as humiliation to say, “Nothing is the same anymore, we will make you learn this.”

Turkey will gradually start easing restrictions imposed to stem the spread of the novel coronavirus as of March, President Erdoğan has announced.

The İstanbul Metropolitan Municipality has announced that various food products have been bought from women's cooperatives in Anatolian provinces and they will be handed out to people in need in İstanbul.

An Environmental Impact Assessment report has been prepared to extend the 14-hectare granite quarry to 110 hectares. The report covering an area in Bergama and Ayvalık in the north Aegean foresees the cutting of nearly 9 thousand stone pines.