Academic Zübeyde Gaye Çankaya Eksen and Dr. Lecturer N.Ö. from Galatasaray University have been sentenced to 1 year and 3 months in prison at their fifth hearing. The prison sentences of the academics have been suspended.

Lawyers and representatives of non-governmental organizations have staged a protest against the armed attack that was carried out against the office of attorney Heval Yıldız Karasu in Eskişehir.

Journalist Can Dündar, who lives in Germany, has said that he will attend the joint press conference that will be held by Chancellor of Germany Merkel and President Erdoğan during his state visit and added that he will ask a question to Erdoğan.

İstanbul Stock Exchange has announced that the data flow problem, which led to the temporary closing of all markets using the BISTECH system, has been resolved.

In the Kurdish-Turkish Gender-Based Journalism Mini-Dictionary, you can find the Kurdish and Turkish equivalents of gender-based journalism-oriented concepts.

11 academics have had their hearings at five separate courts. Two academics from Boğaziçi University have been sentenced to 1 year and 3 months in prison. Their sentences have been suspended.

Workers working in the construction of the 3rd Airport in İstanbul have protested the late arrival of service vehicles despite the rain. Four workers have been taken into custody.

The request for compensation of journalist Deniz Yücel, who was released from prison after being arrested for 367 days without an indictment, has been rejected by the İstanbul 17th Heavy Penal Court.

Moody’s has lowered Turkey’s country ceiling for long-term foreign currency bank deposits from B1 to B2, stating that there is a “risk that the government places constraints on deposit holders’ access to their foreign currency deposits.”

Chancellor of Germany Angela Merkel and Minister of Foreign Affairs Heiko Maas will not attend the official dinner which will be given by President of Germany Frank-Walter Steinmeier for President Erdoğan on September 27.

Journalist Ergün Demir, the Chief Editor of the Astakos news website, who was previously taken into custody, has been released.

An investigation has been launched against the students of METU due to a rainbow flag opened at the graduation ceremony. Students have been asked, “Flag is an element of crime, did you distribute it”, “Did you open the flag as a protest” and “Were there whistles”.

The 6th Fancy Women Bike Ride, which is organized on the occasion of World Car Free Day, has been participated by 15 thousand women in 60 cities.

In his first story book entitled “Belkî îşev binive” (Maybe tonight she will sleep), biaKurdî editor Murat Bayram has shared his observations regarding what happened during the period of curfews in Turkey’s southeastern provinces.

President Erdoğan has stated, “We will take steps, which are similar to the operations of Euphrates Shield and Olive Branch, in the east of Euphrates in the forthcoming period.”

Arrested 3rd Airport workers have thanked the ones who supported them by sending a message from prison and said, “The real culprits are the bosses at the IGA, who have condemned us to inhumane working conditions.”

Five-year-old Onur Özalp, who was hit by an armored police vehicle while playing in front of his house in the district of İdil in Şırnak nine months ago, has lost his life. Özalp was living in his house, connected to a life support unit.

Four mining accidents took place across Turkey between September 15 and 18. In the accidents, one person lost his life and 12 people were injured. The Chamber of Mining Engineers has given a statement for the press regarding the accidents.

Constitutional Court has announced its verdict in the case of Abdullah Altun, who was sentenced to life imprisonment by the State Security Court in 1999, and ruled that his right to an independent and impartial court has been violated. Altun will be retried.

Max Zirngast, a journalist from Austria, and Mithatcan Türetken and Hatice Göz, who are members of the Social Freedom Party Constituent Assembly, have been arrested.