Atilla Taş, who was detained for the execution of his previously upheld prison sentence of 3 years, 1 month and 15 days, has been arrested and sent to prison.

Announcing its ruling on Özyetiş, who was assigned to the School of Physical Education and Sports while working as a research assistant at the department of architecture, the court has found the assignment of the university presidency contrary to law.

State of Emergency Inquiry Commission has announced that 42 thousand applications have been concluded and three thousand people, who were previously discharged by Statutory Decrees, have been reinstated in their previous positions.

Academic Cenk Yiğiter, who was discharged from Ankara University, could not enroll at university due to a change in regulations, whose law internship was cancelled and who was penalized on for insulting the president due to a tweet, has been detained.

Turkish Statistical Institute has announced the annual consumer inflation in October as 25.24 percent. This figure shows that Turkey is the country with the highest inflation rate in Europe. What about the inflation rates of other European countries?

A lawsuit has been filed against musician Ferhat Tunç on the allegation that he has insulted President Erdoğan with 10 tweets that he posted in 2016.

Four academics have had their hearings at two courts. At the 36th Heavy Penal Court, the Prosecutor’s Office has announced its opinion as to the accusations and demanded that one academic be penalized on charge of “propagandizing for a terrorist organization.”

Germany-based International League for Human Rights has awarded this year’s Carl von Ossietzky Medal to the discharged Co-Mayor of Cizre Leyla İmret and human rights defender Ottmar Miles Paul for their contributions to human rights and peace.

We have asked Ali Şeker, a member of the Health, Family, Labor and Social Affairs Commission of the parliament, about the recently passed article which foresees a ban on the use of tobacco products and the display of their images on social media.

The results of the media research jointly conducted by University of Oxford and Reuters have been published. The research has shown that while online media is the primary source for left-wing respondents in Turkey, television is for the ones on the right.

A curfew has been declared in 19 villages and 54 hamlets in the district of Lice in Diyarbakır on the ground that an operation will be launched in the region.

Five academics have had their third hearings at three separate courts. Announcing their opinions as to the accusations, two Prosecutor’s Offices at two courts have demanded that two academics be penalized for “propagandizing for a terrorist organization”.