The Constitutional Court has ruled that phone tapping over anonymous notifications violated rights and the Chief Public Prosecutor's Office did not investigate the role of the Directorate of Telecommunication and Communication in the tappings.

After it was reported in the news that a group of parents requested the closure of classrooms for autistic children at a primary school in Aksaray and booed the children, the Ministry of Education has launched an investigation.

The municipality has suspended a project of a biological purification facility as it might be "surplus to need" and organized a "not sod-cutting ceremony."

The court has accepted the indictment against dismissed and recently arrested Kocaköy Co-Mayor Rojda Nazlıer. Charged with “membership of a terrorist organization”, Nazlıer has been facing up to 15 years in prison.

HDP's Selçuk Mızraklı was dismissed as mayor by the Interior Ministry and then arrested over "terrorism-related" charges.

President Erdoğan has pardoned three ill inmates sentenced to prison on a series of charges including “willful killing, willful injury and insult of public officers, use of unregistered firearms, qualified robbery and deprivation of liberty”.

Attorneys of Çet family have filed a criminal complaint against Levent Ekmen, the attorney of defendant Çağatay Aksu, and the related public officers at Gazi University and Adana Yüreğir State Hospital on a series of charges including “violation of privacy”.

The planned celebration event in İzmir has been banned by Çiğli District Governorship.

Addressing a letter to US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, five US Senators have called for “tough economic sanctions” against Turkey if the country has violated the US-Turkey agreement on northern Syria as alleged.

Maciej Popowski from the European Commission has stated that the EU is preparing to pay Turkey 50 million euros to improve the capacities of its coast guard, improve the conditions in migrant detention centers and help refugees to integrate.

The President has confirmed the meeting following a phone call with his US counterpart, after saying that he was not sure about going to the US after Trump's threatening letter.

According to the “Freedom on the Net 2019” report released by the Freedom House, Turkey scores 37 out of 100 in Internet Freedom. Turkey is the only country in Europe whose Internet is “not free”.

"A communications campaign was launched after Baghdadi annihilated himself," the President has said.

A lawsuit has been filed against three police officers who tortured investigative writer Ebrari three years ago.

The Environmental Impact Assessment Report given by the Governorship of Kütahya for a gold mine on Murat Mountain and its vicinity has been cancelled by the court.

Forty-five journalists who were fired from Hürriyet have made a statement at the Journalists Union of Turkey, saying, "We will fight until our rights are granted."

The Constitutional Court has announced its ruling on an Education Union (Eğitim-Sen) member teacher penalized for applauding the Minister of Education in protest. The Court has ruled that his freedom of association has been violated.

According to a survey by Socio-Political Field Research Center, 31.8 percent of the society regard “economy/unemployment” as the primary problem of Turkey while 21.6 percent see “the environment of conflict and violence” as its secondary problem.

The Constitutional Court has given its justified ruling on Uçar family who were injured in a bomb attack in Aydın. The Court has ruled that the case shall be heard again as the family has a right to receive non-pecuniary damages.

Teacher N.D. has been sentenced to 4 years, 2 months in prison for having injured a first grader with a book at a primary school in Esenler, İstanbul.