On the grounds that the prosecution will be repeated in case of another lawsuit, the prosecutor's office has concluded that there is a lack of grounds for legal action against Sevda Noyan, who said, “Our family would take down 50 people, my list is ready.”

Addressing the reporters following the COVID-19 Science Board meeting, Minister of Health Fahrettin Koca has announced that over 40 thousand health workers have tested positive for the virus and 107 have lost their lives so far.

The Radio and Television Supreme Council (RTÜK) has imposed an administrative fine on Halk TV on the grounds that an on-air guest addressed MHP Chair Bahçeli by saying “lan”, a slang expression in Turkish that roughly means “man, dude.”

The Solidarity Network for Human Rights Defenders has made a call for the release of arrested businessperson and rights defender Kavala, who has been behind bars for 1,080 days: “There is no evidence that will justify the investigation against him.”

Court member Engin Yıldırım's tweet has sparked a new debate with the government.

In a statement released by the Governor’s Office of İstanbul, it has been indicated, “No matter in which language, Turkish or Kurdish, terror propaganda is forbidden by our laws and such initiatives cannot be permitted.”

Speaking at his party’s parliamentary group, the President has said the “crooked structure” of professional organizations became unsustainable.

The prosecutor’s office has demanded that journalist Can Dündar be sentenced to 22 years, 6 months to 35 years in prison on charges of “political or military espionage” and “aiding a terrorist organization.”

İstanbul Mayor İmamoğlu has spoken about the ban on “Bêrû”, a Kurdish theater play to be hosted by the Municipality’s City Theaters: “It is a play by Dario Fo. It has been performed in Turkish. It will now be performed in Kurdish. What is the difference?”

The İSİG has not been allowed by the police to announce its "Covid-19 in the seventh month" report.

While Turkey has not declared support for any candidate, the opposition perceived President Erdoğan's meeting with PM Tatar a few days before the election as an "interference" with the elections.

Standing trial for killing a man whom he thought was battering his partner, Kadir Şeker was first sentenced to 15 years in prison by the heavy penal court. With good conduct time, his prison sentence has been reduced to 12 years, 6 months.