Lawsuits brought against journalists and freedom of expression will be discussed in Amnesty International’s “Journalism in Turkey Panel”.

Ali Saydam, a columnist at the pro-government Yeni Şafak newspaper and Akif Beki, the former press consultant of Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and currently a columnist at Karar newspaper have drawn attention to the partial representation of political parties in the media.

15 CHP MPs, who temporarily resigned from the CHP and joined the İYİ Party so that it can enter the election, have returned to their party.

54 student organizations from the METU have denounced university presidency’s ban of Pride Parade. LGBTIs from the METU have called on everybody to join the Pride Parade for tomorrow.

United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights Zeid Hussein has said, “Long-term restrictions on ‘freedoms of expression, assembly and association’ are incompatible with the holding of “credible elections”.

Presidential candidates Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and Muharrem İnce have met at the AKP headquarters in Ankara. While İnce has said “We wished success to his party, conversed with each other and shared our troubles,” Erdoğan has not made a statement.

Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, Muharrem İnce, Selahattin Demirtaş, Doğu Perinçek, Meral Akşener and Temel Karamollaoğlu are listed in temporary candidate list of Supreme Electoral Council for presidential election.

Speaking about the “Enough” campaign on social media, Presidential Spokesperson İbrahim Kalın has said, “We believe that our nation will say ‘Carry on’ to us. What really matters is the decision of our nation.”

Speaking about the “Enough” campaign on social media, Deputy Prime Minister and Government Spokesperson Bozdağ has said, “Power does not come out of Twitter, but the ballot box. On June 24, Erdoğan will take over power again.”

CHP’s presidential candidate İnce has visited HDP’s candidate Demirtaş in prison. FP's Karamollaoğlu has said that Demirtaş should be released.

Ayşenur Zarakolu Freedom of Expression and Thought Awards meet their owners with the theme “peace”.

President Erdoğan said, “In case our nations say ‘enough’, we will step aside’; 2 million “enough” tweets have been posted; the word has taken the first place worldwide on Twitter.

Following President Erdoğan saying, “In case one day our nation says ‘enough’, then we will step aside”, hashtag “Tamam” (Enough) has climbed to number in Turkey first and then the world on Twitter.

Feminist Forum’18 will discuss “consequence of sexuality” from May 11 to May 13.

Vegan inmate Osman Evcan has ended his hunger strike on its 44th day after his requests have been accepted by the prison administration.

Arrested due to their social media posts against Afrin operation, nine people including journalist Karakaş have been released.

Three academics have had their second hearings at the 36th Heavy Penal Court and two academics have had their first hearings at the 37th Heavy Penal Court. All of the hearings have been adjourned.

Lawyer of Ayşe Çelik, who was released on May 4, has announced that their demand for “supervised probation” hasn’t been responded and the release decision was issued in line with their demand that “6-month execution be suspended”. The execution is due on October 31.

What steps do the citizens of Turkey, who will cast votes for the first time abroad, need to follow to be eligible to vote at the Presidential and Parliamentary elections?

We are meeting for our “Gender Based Journalism” conference, in which Anna-Klara Bratt and Sevda Alankuş will speak and Yıldız Tar moderate, on May 14 Monday.