In the second hearing of the trial in which six journalists and media workers were standing trial due to their posts on social media, the two arrested defendants of the trial, Öğreten and Kanaat have been released.

Ankara Chief Public Prosecutor's Office has launched an investigation against CHP Leader Kılıçdaroğlu upon denunciation by President Erdoğan.

Serdar Ocaksönmez from the SPoD has stated the bans criminalize LGBTIs and make them feel under threat.

The fifth hearing in the trial of then Halkbank Deputy General Director Mehmet Hakan Atilla charged with evading US sanctions on Iran, was held on December 5. Testifying as a witness, under cross-examination, Reza Zarrab confirmed that Atilla did not ask him for any bribe.

The 4th hearing in the trial of then Halkbank Deputy General Director Atilla charged with evading US sanctions on Iran, was held on December 4. Testifying as a witness, Zarrab confirmed that he bribed his way out of prison after getting arrested in the December 17-25 corruption and bribery investigations.

Hakkari Governorship has decided to ban actions such as setting up tent, opening stand and sit-in protests, and ordered that meetings, statements for the press, open and closed meetings and rallies to be held on permission.

CHP Chair Kılıçdaroğlu has advocated that the state secrets Reza Zarrab told in the hearing in the US were confided in him by the ministers in exchange for money.

Ahead of the last session in trial of Hrant Dink’s murder, “Hrant’s Friends" gathered again in front of the courthouse demanding justice. "Hrant’s Friends" also urged the release of rights activist and businessperson Osman Kavala’s who has been behind bars since October.

Speaking at the group meeting of his party, Erdoğan has described the trial continuing in the US as an “international coup attempt” and criticized CHP Leader Kılıçdaroğlu.

11 of the 16 people from the group who went to Budapest from Turkey for “Folk Dances Farewell to Summer Events” have found asylum in the country.

The first hearings of the 10 academics who are among the 1,128 academics standing trial for having signed the peace declaration of the Academics for Peace was held today in İstanbul Court. Acquiattal requests and the request to combine the cases were rejected. Next hearings of the 10 academics will be on April 12, 2018

Going to the coal pit that was closed in October, miners fell in a pit filled with water. The miners who lost their lives on the International Miners Day will be interred today.

According to Germany’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, since the coup attempt on July 15, 2016, 768 higher-ranking public officials and their family members from Turkey have applied for asylum to Germany. More than half of the applications have been granted.

Barış Azar from the Young LGBTI Association has stressed that LGBTI activists are worried even in the cities where the LGBTI events haven’t been directly banned: “We work on increasing safety of the events”.

The documents concerning the claim about Erdoğan’s family members and acquaintances’ money transfer abroad have been handed over to Ankara Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office. The prosecutor’s office launched an investigation and demanded the documents last week.

According to the stats by Assembly of Worker Health and Occupational Safety, at least 170 workers in November and 1,851 in the first 11 months of 2017 lost their lives.

Governorship, Ministry of Interior Affairs and the Turkish Armed Forces have issued a statement concerning the person who tortured a kitten at Erzincan Officer’s Club and had three days left for his compulsory military service to end.

After the operations carried out in 42 villages of Diyarbakır have ended, the curfew declared in these regions have been lifted as well.

Inflation hiked by 1.49% in November and 12.98% annually. The annual increase is all time high since January 2004.

The first hearings of 148 of the 1,128 academics who are standing trial for having signed the peace declaration of the Academics for Peace, began on December 5, 2017.