The decision not to prosecute the complaint of a woman who had been threatened by her ex-boyfriend was a "violation of rights," ruled the Constitutional Court.

The 16-year-old boy was a vocational training center student.

The indictment prepared by the Ankara Chief Public Prosecutor's Office against journalist Dicle Müftüoğlu was sent by the court in Ankara to Diyarbakır. Müftüoğlu who has been in custody at Ankara Sincan Prison since May 3 faces charges that include communicating with her colleague journalists.

The post received mixed reactions on social media.

Justice Minister Yılmaz Tunç claimed that the ECtHR has opted for evaluating evidence when it comes to FETÖ trials, and "has shown from the outset that it will not conduct an impartial trial and has made a decision contrary to the law and the European Convention on Human Rights."

Anastasia Yemelyanova (Nastya), whose lifeless body was found in Erzurum, was conducting a campaign against domestic violence. Preparations are underway to repatriate her body to her home country.

An extensive exhibition dedicated to the iconic "Star Wars" film series is making its debut at the İstanbul Cinema Museum.

While minister Koca has downplayed a new coronavirus variant, he urged the public to take precautions in shared spaces to prevent outbreaks.

Muhsin Bilal, the lawyer of Selçuk Mızraklı, the elected Mayor of Diyarbakır Metropolitan Municipality who has been in custody for four years, says, "The sole reason for Mızraklı's detention was based on the entirely collapsed and proven fraudulent statements of a witness known as H.B.A. However, with a new document, we have learned that H.B.A. has been working in the police organization since 2012."

The Presidential Cabinet is set to discuss economic developments.

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Ahlam Albashir who placed the bomb that resulted in the deaths of 8 people on Istiklal Avenue, said in court, "I just want to talk to my sister."