HDP MP Uca has submitted a Parliamentary question about the Yazidi people who were attacked by a group who occupied their land in Turkey’s eastern province of Batman.

More than 300 workers from Turkey, Vietnam and Pakistan have gone on a strike because they have not been able to receive their salaries for over a year.

Discharged from public service, teacher Karataş appealed to the State of Emergency Commission for reinstatement. The Commission has rejected his request, referring to the “I want my job back” protests that he staged after being discharged.

CHP Vice Chair Akkuş-İlgezdi criticizes that only 1 percent of the Ministry of Family, Labor and Social Services’ budget will be allocated to the Directorate of Women’s Status: “Allocating 3 lira per woman, this budget won't keep women alive, but kill them!”

The outbreak has occurred in Büyükada, where motor vehicles are banned and horse carriage is the primary medium of transport.

“If my husband is guilty, he is paying for his crime, he should indeed do so. But, what is my son’s fault?”, asks Canan A., the mother of a five-year-old child with autism. The mother requests home care benefit for her son.

The bank had applied to buy the majority stake of the Simit Sarayı, a Turkey-based international bakery chain.

Kaos GL Association has released its report “Turkey’s Challenge with LGBTI Refugees” in memory of Muhammad Wisam Sankari, a Syrian gay refugee killed in İstanbul in 2016.

After academic Dr. Güneş Günay Sezer committed suicide, her family has filed a criminal complaint against Bartın University President Prof. Dr. Orhan Uzun for allegedly “driving the academic to suicide by mobbing.”

The TurkStat has announced the statistics on education expenditures for the last year.

A cemetery field owned by Rum Orthodox Church Foundation was shown as "green space" in the new zoning plan, HDP MP Hatimoğulları-Oruç has stated.

Human Rights Association (İHD) Malatya Branch Chair Gönül Öztürkoğlu has been sentenced to 6 years, 3 months in prison on charges of “propagandizing for a terrorist organization” and “aiding the organization".

Women's rights defenders say that some articles in the circular would prevent people from speaking up against male violence on social media and "disregard women's will" in the fight against male violence.

Taken into custody in Turkey’s eastern province of Ağrı on December 11, journalist Aziz Oruç has been arrested on charge of “being a member of a terrorist organization”.

Analyzing the news about refugees published in online media between December 7 and 13, the Media and Refugee Rights Association has indicated that 174 news reports violated the rights of refugees in a week.

Seven journalists have been acquitted of targeting Lieutenant General Musa Çitil, who was acquitted of unidentified murder of 13 people in Mardin, led the operation in Sur and was promoted to Deputy General Commandership of Gendarmerie.

The Constitutional Court has announced its ruling on a student sentenced to prison for singing the anthem “Çerxa Şoreşe” (Wheels of Revolution). The court has concluded that his freedom of expression has been violated.

An airport has only had four percent of the number of passengers that was guaranteed in the build-operate-transfer deal. Hence, the Treasury paid for the other 96 percent.

Imprisoned former HDP Co-Chair Selahattin Demirtaş was not given daily Evrensel with his own interview on the ground that “it fuels opposition to the state.”

The governor's office has announced that the order will be in effect for five days.