Supreme Council of Education president Saraç announced martyrs’ spouses and children who are already registered at a university have been granted the right to study at any university they wish.

The hearing of Hasan Cemal, who is on trial in the "Editor in Chief on Watch" case concerning Özgür Gündem, has been postponed to March 7. Cemal was sentenced to 1 year and 3 months in prison due to his article in T24, the sentence has been postponed.

Saying “I can’t accept [the discharges of academics]”, publisher-writer Tanıl Bora has closed the lecture titled “Political Thoughts in Turkey” he gave for 15 years at Ankara University Faculty of Political Sciences.

Providing information particular to LGBTI individuals on sexual health, lgbtisagligi.org has gone online.

A 10-day struggle to rescue a puppy that fell into a well in the Beykoz district of İstanbul has finally paid off. The puppy was rescued with committed team work.

The journalists haven’t been allowed to enter Oda TV hearing in which 13 suspects including journalists Ahmet Şık, Nedim Şener, Soner Yalçın and Yalçın Küçük and former Security Director Hanefi Avcı are tried.

A school principal detained on charge of sexually abusing children in a high school in Ankara’s Haymana has been released following prosecution questioning.

122 academics from Amsterdam University have made a call for solidarity with academics of Turkey via a statement they released.

Ankara, Haymana’da bir lisede çocuklara cinsel istismarda bulunduğu iddiasıyla gözaltına alınan okul müdürü savcılık sorgusunun ardından serbest bırakıldı.

We, the filmmakers of Turkey, who came together in the 67th Berlin Film Festival, are behind our very first call for peace. Therefore, we are calling for support from our colleagues all over the world to rise up the solidarity against censorship, oppression and war politics.

312 signees of the declaration "We will not be a party to this crime" by Academics for Peace have been discharged by statutory decrees.

Nobel laureate author Orhan Pamuk has confirmed the report Hürriyet newspaper censored his interview in which he declared that he would vote “no” in constitutional amendment referendum.

Those who were expelled from Marmara University Faculty of Law, have been bid farewell “for a while” in a demonstration with the participation of their colleagues, students and graduates.

In Özgür Gündem trials, Canpolat, Baysoy and Küçükkeleş have been penalized by İstanbul 22nd Heavy Penal Court while their attorneys were absent and the court didn’t hear their defenses.

Trials of 21 journalists at 13th and 22nd Heavy Penal Courts continued on February 14, 2017. Three journalists were penalized. In other trials, the prosecutor submitted similar opinion as to the accusations.

Men have killed 29 women in January. Two of the murdered women were Syrian refugees. Four trans women have been attacked; 27 girls have been abused in January.

Police have attacked the press conference to be held in Kocaeli University in support of the expelled academics. 10 students have been detained and one student’s hand has been broken.

A Turkish soldier has lost his life and four others have been wounded during Operation Euphrates Shield in al-Bab.

The spring term at Ankara University which had its 78 academics discharged by the last Statutory Decree has begun with the lecture “Big Lesson”.

Minister of National Education İsmet Yılmaz has informed that 483,000 of the 850,000 Syrians at the age to receive education are provided education.