According to the Occupational Health and Safety Council, at least 182 workers have lost their lives in occupational homicides in October. The death toll has reached 1,683 for the first ten months of 2017.

Paradise Papers, documents on the offshore accounts of over 120 politicians from 50 countries, are being leaked to the public. Prime Minister Yıldırım’s son and relatives are also mentioned in the documents.

Miners in Zonguldak province locked themselves in coal mines to protest an amendment article in the mining law that would pave the way for privatizing the Turkey’s Hard Coal Enterprise. The draft article will be submitted to the General Assembly of the Parliament this week.

A group attacked the shops of Syrians in Konya with rocks and sticks. One Syrian was injured.

Writer Sabahattin Önkibar was attacked by a group of 10 people on the first day of 36th İstanbul International Book Fair on Saturday (November 4).

Conscientious objector Özgüner has been fined 1,486 TL for draft evasion.

The Human Rights Association has declared its report on right violations in 13 prisons in the Central Anatolia.

Regarding working conditions in healthcare that have become a topic of discussion following the suicide of three physicians, Dr. Özyurt who works on job satisfaction and burnout of healthcare workers states that the suicides are related to burnouts caused by working conditions.

International Children’s Film Festival will be held between dates of November 9-16 in Ankara.

Concerning the application as to suicide in prison, the Constitutional Court has ruled prisoner’s right to life was violated.

A libel lawsuit has been filed against journalist Küçükkaya and attorney Okan upon complaint by Minister Sayan-Kaya for “publicly insulting a public officer” and “publicly insulting institutions and bodies of Republic of Turkey”.

HDP MP Baydemir has submitted a parliamentary inquiry with respect to Ministry of Justice sending a note calling HDP’s imprisoned Co-Chair Demirtaş “militant” to court.

One police officer has lost his life in a clash that occurred in Kayapınar, Diyarbakır during a police operation carried out in a house where PKK members were reportedly staying.

This year’s annual meeting of The European Bureau for Conscientious Objection will be held on November 4 in Nicosia, Greece. Representatives from conscientious objector organizations will come together on November 3 in the Home for Cooperation in the buffer zone of Nicosia.

Beşiktaş JK Museum has established two workshops in cooperation with Recycling Association to develop recycling and environmental awareness, and ethical awareness in sports competition.

Despite 16 of the 17 witnesses stating that “they were deposed under means of torture”, the court has ruled that journalist Nedim Türfent from the now-closed Dicle News Agency remain behind bars after he has already spent 17 months in jail pending trial.

Women in Prison Network has taken its demand that women be provided free pad to Ankara. AKP’s Metiner has said, “We promise, you can count on it. Consider this issue solved”.

Stating that reports put forward as evidence for the arrest were prepared at times when those, who are investigated as part of the FETÖ/PDY investigation, were still at their offices, Prof. Buğra said, “All verdicts based on these practices means to justify a period of investigation”.

CHP MP Engin stressed that the Animal Protection Law should be changed in a way to prevent ill-treatment and be deterrent.

In a clash that occurred between soldiers of Turkish Armed Forces and members of PKK towards this morning in Şemdinli, Hakkari, six soldiers, two village guards and five PKK members lost their lives.