It has been alleged that a detention warrant has been issued for another US Embassy staff following the arrest of US Embassy staff Topuz. Minister of Justice Abdülhamit Gül rejected the allegations.

The Prosecutor’s Office has drafted the indictment for rights advocates from various rights organizations who were detained during a training workshop on July 5 in Büyükada and were later arrested.

The US has suspended all sorts of visa services in Turkey. Turkey responded by stating that “e-visa applications have been suspended”.

A lawsuit has been brought on Köse, who was harassed by a public officer on the pretext of the cloth she wore and was attempted to be taken out at Maçka Park, on charge of “insulting public officer”.

A criminal complaint has been filed against Gökçek, the Mayor of Ankara achieving “ the record breaking construction of a 4.5 km long road in one night” in the METU Forest.

The court has acquitted HDP Muş MP Çelik of “propagandizing for a terror organization” and “being a member of a terror organization”. Çelik was sentenced to 6 years in prison on charge of “aiding and abating a terror organization”.

It has been reported that President Erdoğan met with Ankara Mayor Gökçek but not with Balıkesir Mayor Uğur.

The prison sentence of B.A. who had murdered Wisam Sankari, a homosexual refugee from Syria last year, has been reduced to 15 years on the grounds of both unjust provocation and good time conduct.

Following his meeting with Erdoğan, Ankara Mayor Gökçek who has been facing the allegations that he was asked to resign, has said, “I’ve presented all details of the museum to be built in front of the [Presidential] Palace to Mr. President”.

Following the law amendment granting the muftis the authority to perform official marriage being sent to the Committee on Internal Affairs, women have taken it to the streets and said “These laws cannot pass as they are”.

Men killed at least 28 women, raped seven others, sexually harassed 29 women, sexually abused 22 girls and injured 28 women. 21% of the women who were killed by men, were migrants and refugees.

In an operation launched on the ground of claims that four PKK members were seen in Muğla, seven people were strip-searched, had their naked pictures delivered to the press were detained yesterday and five others were killed today.

Concerning the allegations that some mayors will be asked to resign, President Erdoğan has said, “Everything is good when one is brought to a post, but why asking them to leave is found odd?”

Lawsuits are being filed against academics who have signed the peace declaration “We will not be a party to this crime” on charge of “terrorist propaganda”.

Describing the allegations that he was asked for his resignation by Erdoğan as “sedition”, Ankara Mayor Gökçek said that supporting Erdoğan is the duty of every Muslim.

Speaking on the explosion that killed his 5-year-old son Umut Kozay, Cemil Kozay has demanded that the city surveillances cameras be examined.

CHP’s Tanrıkulu has submitted a parliamentary inquiry about Umut Kozay who died in explosion resulting by an explosive device he found on the street.

Six articles of the draft law on the amendments to the Law on Population Registration including the articles that allow religious leaders to perform a legally valid religious marriage and a verbal statement be a legally valid form of declaration for a birth registration, have been passed by the Sub-Commission.

Russia is preparing to lift the tomato embargo, however, the tomato export from Turkey won’t be permitted until 2018.

Four soldiers have lost their lives and four others have been injured as an improvised explosive device planted on a road in Yüksekova district of Hakkari was detonated.