Günal and Erkutlu who were left without water by an earth digger digging the land behind their home in Antalya, have been carrying water from 200 meters away for 100 days.

HDP Co-Chair Demirtaş was acquitted of insulting Minister of Interior Soylu in the hearing today.

Two prisoners told their families they were attempted to wear prison uniforms. However, People's Law Bureau has said that the problem arose due to families being misunderstood and the prison uniform practice hasn't started.

Imprisoned journalist Yücel stated that he doesn’t want his name to be mentioned in the arms sale between Turkey and Germany. Concerning his indictment not still being prepared, Yücel said, “Either prosecution forgot about me or they haven’t received an instruction yet”.

122 journalists are in prison. 36 news sites and articles, eight caricatures, six books and three newspapers have been censored. 39 journalists are defendant over “insult”. Attacks increase and threats become more widespread. 46 journalists were left unemployed.

122 journalists and media staff entered January 1, 2018 in prison; 122 prisoners: 66 of them are defendant, 21 of them are convicts, 4 of them are condemned, 31 of them are suspected. 79 journalists are in prison due to the FETÖ cases, and 28 journalists are in prison due to the PKK cases.

On his Twitter account, former Security Intelligence Directorate President Uzun wrote, “If the incidents in Syria reflect on Jews in Turkey, it will be a PITY!”. The Turkish Jewish Community responded, “We expect you to prevent a potential September 6-7 by reporting this anticipation of yours”.

İstanbul 14th Heavy Penal Court has rejected Constitutional Court’s decision to release journalist Şahin Alpay on the ground that right violation occurred against Alpay. The penal court ruled continuation of Altan’s arrest.

President of the European Parliament Tajani has described HDP MP Zana being relieved of MP duties as “unacceptable” and “illegitimate”.

According to Freedom House’s Freedom in the World 2018 report, democracy is globally having a crisis, and Turkey has declined from “Partly Free” category to “Not Free” category. Turkey has fallen under the “Not Free” category for the first time in the report.

İstanbul 27th Heavy Penal Court has rejected Constitutional Court’s decision to release journalist Mehmet Altan on the ground that right violation occurred. The penal court ruled continuation of Altan’s arrest.

The United Kingdom Foreign Ministry has issued a warning for cities 10 km from Turkey’s Syrian border and 10 cities including Diyarbakır.

Speaking to Russian news agency Sputnik, Syrian Deputy FM Mekdad described Turkish Armed Forces’ presence in Syria as “hostility” and said, “we urge Ankara to withdraw its forces from Syria”.

The case brought against Evrensel and Cumhuriyet newspapers’ reports about neglects in October 10 massacre has dropped.

An investigation on charges of “terrorism propaganda” and “insulting the President” has been launched against CHP İstanbul Provincial Chair Canan Kaftancıoğlu.

Asking for help from Minister Bayraktar as she wasn’t able to find anticancer drugs has lost her life. Minister Bayraktar had tried to put money in Özçelik’s pocket when she asked for help but Özçelik refused.

As of October 2017, the number of unemployed has become 3 million 287 thousand people with a 1.5% increase. The women employment shows increase by 1.1 points compared to October 2016.

Writing to the Human Rights Association, Seyran Demir has said that she has cancer and Hepatitis-B, dropped to 35 kilos and was taken to hospital by a prison shuttle.

One soldier has lost his life, three others have been wounded in a missile attack launched by the PKK in Çukurca, Hakkari.

It has been announced that Merkel and Schulz have come to an agreement in Germany where a government couldn’t be formed for over 100 days. There is the condition that “No new chapter will be opened with Turkey” in the draft.