From Demirtaş to his fellow inmate Zeydan, who has similarly not been released despite a verdict of release: “There is neither law, nor justice. But there is companionship, solidarity, hope and resistance. One day, there will definitely be freedom as well.”

Kızıltepe District Mayor Nilüfer Elik Yılmaz has been removed from office. District Governor Hüseyin Çam has been appointed as a trustee in her place.

Osman Kavala has sent a letter from prison upon the completion of his second year in prison: “I am striving to make it through these tormenting times as unscathed as possible thanks to the support of my wife, family and friends.”

The parliament of Greece has passed the controversial law despite objections by the opposition and rights groups after five days of discussions.

The ECtHR has concluded that the prohibition of inhuman or degrading treatment was violated at Kumkapı and Antep Removal Centers. Turkey will pay 67,500 Euro to applicant G.B. and her three children in damages.

Ülkü Şeyda Başaraner has been banned for "endangering the security of the institution" after she saluted an inmate with hand.

The Constitutional Court has announced its ruling on students sentenced to pay a fine for opening a banner at university: “The right to assembly and demonstration does not solely protect the views and opinions accepted by the wider society."

The Youth Report of the CHP has shown that the number of unemployed university graduates has increased from 97 thousand 545 to 1 million 340 thousand in the last 15 years. 26 out of every 100 university graduates are without a job.

The patrols have begun as part of the agreement reached between Moscow and Ankara on October 22.

After 18-year-old worker Mehmet Aydın has lost his life by falling down an elevator shaft at İstanbul Airport, around 300 workers have halted work. "We will not start working until the necessary safety measures are taken", the workers have announced.

For the second time, Selahattin Demirtaş will not be able to get out of jail despite a release order because of another order for his arrest.

A lawsuit has been filed against journalist Ergin Çağlar on charge of “propagandizing for a terrorist organization.” Referring to Mezopotamya Agency reporter Çağlar, the prosecutor has called him a “so-called reporter” in the indictment.