Governor’s Office paid the attorney fees of village guards put on trial in the Kızıltepe JİTEM case filed into the murder and enforced disappearance of 22 people. “It means the state has taken the blame for charges such as murder,” says attorney Kuzu.

The Ministry of Health has announced that Turkey’s coronavirus death toll has risen to 7,315 and the total number of cases to 298,039. 66 people have died of the virus and 1,648 people have tested positive in the last 24 hours.

Currently abroad, journalist Can Dündar has commented on the ruling handed down by the court: “A government which has confiscated and used up people’s accumulation of 100 years will naturally not refrain from having designs on our house.”

In a resolution adopted by 601 votes in favour, 57 against, the European Parliament has condemned Turkey’s actions in the Eastern Mediterranean and expressed support for Cyprus and Greece. Turkey has slammed the resolution in a written statement.

Forty-one lawyers were detained during police raids on September 11.

Constitutional Court has announced its ruling on Enis Berberoğlu, who was sentenced to prison in the MİT trucks case. It has concluded that his rights to be elected and engage in political activities and personal liberty and security have been violated.

bianet is discussing the Eastern Mediterranean crisis with people from both sides. Georgios Katrougalos, who served as the foreign minister of Greece during Syriza's tenure, says that Erdoğan failed to use the opportunity presented by Tsipras to solve the dispute.

A moment of silence has been observed in memory of the health workers who have lost their lives due to the novel coronavirus outbreak in several provinces of Turkey, including İstanbul, Ankara, Antalya, Mersin, Hatay, Antep, Adana and Eskişehir.

Taken into custody after calling on agricultural workers to halt work in protest, Kutlu has been charged with “membership of an organization.” While he was in detention, the employer signed the labor contract foreseeing low wages for the workers.

Three journalists are charged with "targeting a public official who took part in the fight against terrorism."

In a Parliamentary question addressed to the Minister of Education, HDP MP Dilan Dirayet Taşdemir has underlined that one of the most fundamental human rights of an individual is to be educated in her or his mother language.

“Kurdish workers were subjected to rude and hurtful attacks. The questions of those who talk about this are found ‘rude’ and ‘hurtful’. The answers given to these questions go down in history as cautionary answers,” Kenanoğlu has protested.