Nilay Güleser and Ali Yalçınkaya were arrested in late November.

Karabay was arrested over his coverage of bribery allegarions in the judiciary.

Republican People's Party deputy Barut stated, "Those who do not prioritize earthquake-resistant construction, those who open riverbeds to construction, those who allow irregular urbanization, those who prioritize profit over science, do they have a clear conscience? We highly doubt it."

Journalist Mehveş Evin announced the sea-cross ceremony in Kadıköy Moda on Saturday as follows: "For the first time in 45 years, a sea-cross ceremony was held in Moda. It was wonderful to witness this moment, Merry Christmas neighbors!"

Two children died in the fire that broke out in a prefabricated house built in the yard of a house that was damaged in last year's February 6 earthquakes in Hatay. An investigation has been initiated regarding the fire, which is assessed to have originated from an electrical cable.

Justice and Development Party has finalized its candidates for the mayors of 12 metropolitan cities and 15 provinces. The candidates for other provinces will be announced on January 15.

The investigation into the case where Fatih Altaylı made a "Well done" post without specifying the subject in the incident where a participant of the anti-Israel rally in İstanbul on January 1 was assaulted for displaying the Tawhid flag brought Altaylı to court under the charge of "praising the crime and the criminal."

Since 2020, the Press Advertisement Institution began to leave the support it had consistently provided to minority newspapers for 8 years in a state of uncertainty. Ari Haddeler, the Editor-in-Chief of Nor Marmara, says, "Our situation is getting more difficult every day. It's becoming harder to survive. Unfortunately, we are on the brink of closure."

Earthquake victims from Hatay say that official aid has been cut off, and they are trying to sustain their lives with their own means as the anniversary of the February 6 earthquakes centered in Maraş approaches, where more than fifty thousand people lost their lives in Turkey.

On January 5, three years ago, faculty members at Boğaziçi University turned their backs on the appointed rector and the rectorate building, who was appointed by President and AKP Chairman Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.

Özgür Özel stated, "Not implementing Constitutional Court decisions, attempting to suspend the Constitution in practice, is an attempt to overthrow the constitutional order."

Osman Akın, the father of two among the Cypriot child volleyball players who lost their lives in the earthquakes centered in Maraş on February 6, stated, "The scene I witnessed was just a pile of sand. 72 lives were lost in the hotel. Our children were buried in the pile of sand. We trust in justice; that's why we are here."

The President of the Barrier-Free Access Association, Nurşen Korkmaz, called on all visually impaired citizens to send letters prepared in Braille alphabet to the Turkey Notary Association.

Of those who died while working in December, five were child/young workers between the ages of 15-17. The Health and Safety Labor Watch listed the cases, stating, "This is the mission assigned to Turkey in the international division of labor. The children of poor families are employed as cheap labor."

Presidential Chief Advisor Mehmet Uçum claimed that the Constitution was violated by the Constitutional Court with the court's Can Atalay decision. "The Constitutional Court is not hesitating to do everything in its power to narrow the exclusive scope of Presidential Decrees, a necessity of the presidential system, and to create a systemic crisis," he said.

Men subjected at least 38 women to violence, abused five boys and girls, and harassed at least five women.

The Court of Cassation, in its new decision regarding Labor Party of Turkey deputy Can Atalay, likened the second violation decision of the Constitutional Court to an example of "juristocracy" and declared it as "unlawful."

Eight journalists who have been on strike for 140 days and board members of the Journalists Union of Turkey have been called to give statements to the police following a complaint from Sputnik.

İstanbul Governorate responded to bianet's questions regarding the "Condolences to our Martyrs, Support to Palestine, Damnation to Israel" march organized by TÜGVA (Turkish Youth Foundation) and the National Will Platform on January 1 on the Galata Bridge

As part of the investigation initiated by the prosecutor's office, arrest warrants were issued for 46 individuals and raids were conducted yesterday on 57 addresses in 15 districts in İstanbul and in Ankara, Kocaeli, Hatay, Mersin, İzmir, Van, and Diyarbakır.