Women in Mardin E-type Prison including JİNHA Editor Zehra Doğan have prepared an 8-page “Özgür Gündem Zindan” newspaper consisting of their own writings and drawings.

A 10-month prison sentence has been handed down to 45 ODTÜ who protested Erdoğan in December 2012.

Two soldiers lost their lives today in the Euphrates Shield operation run by the Turkish Armed Forces in Jarablus.

HDP Co-Leader Demirtaş has called on the PKK and the government to agree a ceasefire,

The Özgür Gündem daily newspaper’s former Editor-in-Chief Eren Keskin and former Managing Editor Reyhan Çapan have appeared before a judge for the daily’s March 10 issue.

In the human rights session of the UN Human Rights Council, NGOs have underlined the increasing human rights violations during the State of Emergency and stated that the violations must be monitored closely.

The deadline for applications for the 6th Spring Seminars on the theme “Being LGBTI+ in Turkey: Visibility, Resistance and Solidarity” organized by the Social Policies Gender Identity and Sexual Orientation Studies Association has been announced as September 23.

The man who kicked a woman on a bus for wearing shorts on the first day of Eid has been arrested again.

UNICEF has called for a 3-5 percent increase in education spending in national budgets, warning that by 2030 two in three school-age children will not have learned fundamental skills.

In the press statement made at parliament, CHP Kayseri MP Arık has spoken about the problems that the children with autism live in the field of education.

Raci Bilici, head of the Human Rights Association’s Diyarbakır office, is among 4,350 teachers who have been suspended in Diyarbakır. Stating that education had almost come to a standstill in the province, Bilici said: “We demand reinstatement of our rights and an apology from the Government”.

67 people have died and 573 others been wounded in road accidents during the nine-day Sacrifice Feast holiday.