Cumhuriyet Newspaper Representative to Ankara Gül has been acquitted of the trial in which he was being tried together with Can Dündar. Gül was charged with “obtaining and declaring state’s confidential documents”.

Human Rights Watch has announced that Turkey has stopped registering the recently arrived asylum seekers from Syria, which “is leading to unlawful deportations, coerced returns to Syria, and the denial of health care and education.”

Platform for Gezi Martys and Ghazis Spokesperson Volkan Kesanbilici has been released after being detained due to his “social media posts”.

Firing artist İntizar due to the news reports about her relationship, Poll Production has been protested by artists.

Selahattin Demirtaş, the imprisoned former Co-Chair of the HDP, has won the lawsuit of immaterial compensation that he filed against the Treasury due to the unlawful practices regarding his arrest.

France-based news site Euronews has reported that Grup Yorum band members, who are on the “wanted” list released by Ministry of Interior, have applied for asylum in France.

A man has killed his 24-year-old transgender girlfriend Simge Sezer in Samsun. The man has claimed that he committed the murder “because his manhood was ridiculed.” In 2017, two transgender women were killed and 11 of them were subjected to attacks.

The Ministry of Interior has announced that 514 social media accounts have been investigated and a legal action has been taken against 313 people over the last week.

Sedat Peker threatening the Academics for Peace by telling ‘We will shed your blood and swim in it!’ has been acquitted. 16 academics have been found guilty for having signed the Peace declaration.

194 of trials of coup attempt have been concluded, in total 2 thousand 381 defendants have been sentenced to prison. 1,624 defendants have been sentenced to lifetime imprisonment, 734 of them to aggravated lifetime in prison.

Bringing two sides of Aegean together, Gathering for Peace starts today. To be organized from July 13 to July 15, the program will be realized at Greece’s Leros Island.

The IMF has called on Turkey to ensure independence of its Central Bank.

One village guard has lost his life and one village guard has been wounded in an armed conflict between the security forces and the PKK in the district of Silvan in Diyarbakır.

127 journalists entered July 1 in prison. 33 of the 127 journalists have been tried, 40 have been investigated, 24 are convicted and files of 30 are at the upper court.

Artist Zuhal Olcay has been sentenced to 11 months 20 days in prison on charge of “insulting the president” in the lawsuit which was brought upon a complaint of a person at her concert.

The Spokesperson of the CHP Bülent Tezcan has been sentenced to pay an immaterial compensation of 30 thousand Turkish Lira for calling President Erdoğan “a fascist dictator”.

President Erdoğan explained why he has appointed his son-in-law Berat Albayrak as the Minister of Finance and Treasury by saying, “He worked in private sector and took a course on the subject.” However, the US dollar has continued to increase in value against the Turkish Lira.

Turkish Medical Association Board Member Dr. Yerlikaya has been released on probation after being detained and deposed.

Oncologist Dr. Halis Yerlikaya, who was elected to the Central Council of the Turkish Medical Association two months ago, has been detained in a house raid in Diyarbakır.

E-letter campaign has been launched for trans woman inmate Buse, who is kept in Tekirdağ Type F Closed Men’s Prison.