M.A.A. who set Müjdat Gezen Art Center on fire has been released on probation by the court which he was referred to for arrest following the prosecution questioning.

TSK-backed FSA has announced that it has seized control in al-Bab center.

The reasoned decision in the trial of Özgür Gündem Editor-in-Chief on Watch Şanar Yurdatapan has been announced. Şanar was sentenced to 1 year and 3 months in prison (deferred) and fined 1.590 euro.

Vice PM Kaynak has declared that the Syrians won’t be conferred until April 16, which is the date of constitutional amendment referendum. İstanbul Governor Şahin has said the files concerning citizenship of 2,000 Syrians have been sent to Ankara.

Publishers from Turkey have met with publishers from Armenia as part of a joint project launched by the TYB and Antares Publishing House.

M.A.A who set Müjdat Gezen Art’s Center on fire has in his statement said; “I did this in reaction to him insulting the grandchild of Abdul Hamid Han. I did this under the influence of alcohol”.

Charges have been pressed against HDP Diyarbakır MP Altan Tan for five different crimes. Tan faces from 17.5 to 38.5 years in prison.

An investigation has been launched into CHP Lüleburgaz District President within the scope of Anti-Terror Law due to the brochures and magazines prepared by the party.

Women officers, non-commissioned officers and students serving in the Turkish Armed Forces will be allowed to wear headscarves.

Özgür Gelecek Newspaper editor-in-chief Aslı Ceren Aslan was taken into custody in Urfa where she wanted to follow up the latest developments in Syria and Rojava and was later arrested for “border violation” and “being a member of an [illegal] organization”.

Ministry of National Education has added Farsi, Korean and Urdu to the list of foreign languages which could be taught in schools.

Curfews have been declared in Doğanlı and Kuyular neighborhoods of Mardin’s Nusaybin district.