HDP MP Danış Beştaş’s parliamentary question on ISIS to be responded by Minister of Interior Süleyman Soylu has been rejected by the Parliamentary Speaker’s Office on the ground that “it does not comply with the provisions of the by-law.”

LGBTI+ Pride Week events were previously banned in İzmir, Antalya and Mersin.

15 students who were intervened by the police when they attempted to celebrate Newroz in Kocaeli University’s Umuttepe Campus in 2016 have been acquitted in the case filed against them afterwards.

İmamoğlu has addressed thousands in front of the municipality building after receiving his certificate of election for the second time.

Sending a letter to President Erdoğan, the Law Society of England and Wales has requested the discontinuation of the indictment and proceedings against MLSA Co-Director lawyer Veysel Ok for “denigrating the Turkish judicial system".

"We met a picture which is not compatible with our initial agreement in terms of both cost and time," the President said in an interview with a newspaper from Japan.

Announcing his opinion as to the accusations, the prosecutor has demanded penalization of seven defendants, whose case files were previously separated to prevent a possible violation of statute of limitations in Hrant Dink murder case.

Vatan has accused MP Canikli of "trying to silence him" and said the DNA test that could help to solve the suspicious death of his daughter Rabia Naz has not been conducted.

Rap artist Sercan İpekçioğlu, known as Ezhel, has been sentenced to 1 year and 8 months in prison on charge of “drug use”. The prison sentence of İpekçioğlu has been deferred for 5 years.

Speaking ahead of the handover ceremony, İstanbul's mayor-elect said that he will not allow "partisanship" and "troll employees" in the municipality.

Speaking at the honorary doctorate award ceremony of Mukogawa Women’s University, President and AKP Chair Erdoğan has said, “We will continue protecting the oppressed and suffered regardless of their ethnic identities, beliefs, skin colors.”

The Collective Memory Platform has released a statement of solidarity for CHP İstanbul Chair Kaftancıoğlu, whose trial of “insulting the President” will start tomorrow: “This lawsuit was also filed against our search for justice, law and equality.”

While US defense chief has warned his counterpart from Turkey of economic sanctions, nationalist allies of the AKP insist the procurement of the missiles is "a matter of independence" for the country.

The Governorship of Mersin has banned all LGBTI+ events to be held in the province for 20 days “to protect public morality.” The ban will also be in effect in the 5th Mersin Pride Week, which will start on July 1 and continue till July 7.

The State Council has requested defense from the Presidency Directorate of Communications in the lawsuit filed by the Contemporary Journalists’ Association for the annulment of certain articles of press card regulation conflicting with the Constitution.

The Human Rights Association (İHD) and Human Rights Foundation of Turkey (TİHV) have made a joint statement for the press on June 26 Day of Solidarity with the Tortured and called the authorities to investigate the allegations of torture.

İmamoğlu has invited the İstanbulites to the handover ceremony which will be held at the Metropolitan Municipality.

July 29 has been announced as the Earth Overshoot Day. Turkey, meanwhile, will have used all its resources for this year on June 27.

Çakmak, a trainer at a Public Training Center, has announced that after she shared the quote “If we are defeated, we will try again, but if dictators are defeated, it will be their end” with a picture of Fidel Castro, she has been dismissed for “insulting the President.”

Çelik has been on retrial after receiving prison term for terrorist propaganda for saying, "Don't let children die," in a TV program.