Former Managing Editor of Evrensel Newspaper Sarı, against whom Minister of Energy and Natural Resources of the time Berat Albayrak and his brother Serhat Albayrak filed a lawsuit of insult and libel for reporting on Paradise Papers, has been acquitted.

PhD student Nevim Borçin from Boğaziçi University and Dr. Lecturer Canay Şahin from Yıldız Technical University have been sentenced to 1 year and 3 months in prison. The pronouncement of both verdicts has been suspended.

Speaking to bianet about Ministry of Justice’s statement of “Turkey’s request of appeal has been accepted by the ECtHR”, lawyer Mahsuni Karaman has indicated that the court has accepted the requests of appeal of both Selahattin Demirtaş and Turkey.

In the hearing of the Boğaziçi University students who are charged with "terrorist propaganda" for having opened a banner about the Afrin operation that say, "Invasion, massacre cannot be marked with Turkish delight," the court has rejected the request of a witness to be heard.

An investigation has been launched against HDP Co-Chair Sezai Temelli for allegedly “having propagandized for a terrorist organization” during an electoral meeting in Turkey’s eastern province of Dersim on January 31.

According to the figures by the İSİG Assembly, 96 percent of the killed workers in İstanbul were men. Most deaths occurred in the construction and building sector.

The research of “How Much Do We Know About Children Under Risk?” has shown that though the Convention on the Rights of the Child has been heard by most people, its content has been largely unknown though it has been 30 years since it was signed.

According to the “Crisis of Turkey” report prepared by the CHP, since 2002, the external debt of Turkey has more than tripled to 450 billion dollars. While a baby was born with 1,963 dollars of debt in 2002, this figure has increased to 5,513 dollars in 2018.

According to the Konda company's survey titled, "What has been Changed with the Youth in Ten Tears?" the rate of those who define themselves as "religious conservative" has decreased, respect for diversity has increased.

A person has been arrested for praising the New Zealand mosque attack in a post on Turkey's popular social media platform Ekşi Sözlük.

Ill prisoner Gezen, who was on a hunger strike in Tekirdağ Prison, took his life. His deceased body has been hastily taken to Diyarbakır and laid to rest there in company of police. HDP İstanbul Organization has made a statement regarding the incident.

Sezai Temelli's remarks in a program he participated in the Artı TV have been distorted by Demirören Media Group's outlets Hürriyet, Posta and CNN Turk.

Armenian Patriarch of Turkey Mesrob II Mutafyan, who lost his life in Surp Pırgiç Hospital on March 8, has been laid to rest in Şişli Armenian Cemetery after a funeral ceremony held in the Holy Mother of God Patriarchal Church in Kumkapı, İstanbul.

It has been reported that Public Prosecutor İsmet Bozkurt, who issued the indictment against Academics for Peace, and Public Prosecutor Lütfi Karabacak have been suspended from duty for “bargaining with FETÖ members for money.”

The Committee has said the perpetrators have not been identified and the sanctions cannot be seen as "punishment."

According to the statistics and infographics shared by the Children's Observatory founded as part of a campaign conducted by the International Children's Center, 2.9 percent of all judgements given by ECtHR on Turkey are related to children’s rights.

In the case regarding the operation at the Bayrampaşa Prison in 2000, the court has ruled that the handwriting of the soldier who sent a “confession letter” to the Prosecutor’s Office shall be examined.

The upper court has accepted the objection raised by the İstanbul Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office against the verdict of release given for Ercan Gün and Muharrem Demirkale, two arrested defendants in the Hrant Dink murder case.

Students from Turkey joined the global school strike upon the call of Greta Thunberg. Atlas Sarrafoğlu, one of the students who joined the strike in İstanbul, has said, “We didn’t go to school today, because school can wait, but climate change doesn’t.”

Rights defender and businessperson Osman Kavala, who is being charged with an aggravated life sentence for organizing the 2013 Gezi Park protests, has released a statement on the 500th day of his arrest.