In the 27th term of the Parliament, a total of 21 thousand 504 Parliamentary questions have been submitted, but 11 thousand 663 of them have been left unanswered. The number of answered Parliamentary questions in due time is only 1,700.

The hearing of the case of Yıldırım, who was shot dead by a soldier, lasted only five minutes as the court has not even received a response to the letters it sent to the state institutions.

Banned by Kocaeli Prison administration, Yürüyüş magazine has been “acquitted” by a Constitutional Court verdict. However, Van Prison has not recognized the verdict and not given the magazine to the inmate appealing to court for four years.

43 percent of the young women and 19.8 percent of the young men in the country neither work nor study, according to a report.

HDP’s Muş Bulanık and Varto District Co-Mayors and a municipal council member have been taken into custody on the ground of ongoing investigations against them.

25 women have been summoned to depose as part of an investigation launched into their Las Tesis protest in İzmir. The Secretary of İzmir Bar Association has said that they are not shown the list of the women summoned to depose.

State-owned Halkbank's former deputy general manager Atilla, who was released from a US prison in July, has appealed the sentence he received for taking part in a scheme to evade US sanctions on Iran.

While İHD Ankara Children’s Rights Commission member Koçak has indicated that there are 21,000 pregnant children according to official records, Yılmaz from Amnesty International has stated that 97 children died in curfews, but no lawsuits were filed.

Main opposition CHP’s İzmir Urla Mayor İbrahim Burak Oğuz has been arrested on charge of “being a member of the FETÖ armed terrorist organization”.

Google has warned its partners from Turkey that it will not be able to work with them on new Android phones after the Competition Board found the changes that the company made in its contracts inadequate.

Receiving the prize, Anadolu Kültür Executive Director Asena Günal has said, “In trying times like these, such awards give the motivation to persevere, and make you feel that your efforts are worthwhile.”

The monthly report issued by the Initiative for Freedom of Expression covers the violations of freedom of expression, free assembly and peaceful demonstrations in Turkey's major provinces of İstanbul, Ankara, Diyarbakır and İzmir in November.