The Amnesty has stated that human rights in Turkey are in peril following the coup attempt which resulted in the deaths of at least 208 people and almost 8,000 arrests.

Former Governor of İstanbul Hüseyin Avni Mutlu has been suspended.

Seven soldiers including 2nd Army Commander Adem Huduti have been arrested.

President Erdoğan in his speech following the coup attempt has said they will actualize the Taksim projects: Topçu Military Barracks, opera house, mosque.

With the new regulation introduced, public officials have been imposed a ban on leaving the country. Citizens of Turkey are now obliged to make a declaration to Social Security Institution.

The Council of Higher Education Chairperson has invited rectors of all universities to the meeting and said “The steps that we take to clean our academic community from this formation will be discussed.”

İstanbul based Gazetem İstanbul daily was attacked by a group yesterday (July 17).

President Erdoğan in his speech in front of his house in Kısıklı has responded to the slogans “We demand death penalty” as “We can’t ignore this demand of yours”.

232 people have lost their lives in the coup attempt, according to Prime Minister Yıldırım’s latest statement. 316 of the detained have been arrested, 2,756 jurisdiction officers suspended from duty, as many as 1,500 public officers suspended.

Presidency of Telecommunication and Communication (TİB) has shut Haberdar.com down, custody order has been issued for Ankara delegate of the website Arzu Yıldız.

Many citizens have gathered in the squares upon the President Erdoğan’s and PM Yıldırım’s repeated call out to gather in the streets.

Gülen Movement leader, Gülen, holding a press statement in his house in US has denied coup attempt accusations.