20 organization including academics, students and legists have stated that arrest of students has caused irreparable right violation and demanded acquittal of arrested students.

Deputy Prime Minister Canikli has announced that four soldiers, 16 FSA members, and approximately 110 members of ISIS and the YPG have been killed as of the 15th day of the operation in Syria.

According to data collected by bianet, 23% of women who were killed and 17% of women who were severely injured in August wanted a divorce. Attacks against trans women increased. With the closure of schools, cases of sexual assault against female children decreased.

Detention warrant has been issued for 25 attorneys in Antalya province. Among the 25 figures, there are the Progressive Legists Association (ÇHD) Vice President Ermiş, former ÇHD member Evcin and Antalya Bar Association member Tanrıkulu as well.

Following the 16-day detention, Evrensel reporters Cemil Uğur and Halil İbrahim have been released on probation.

Detained since April, the attorneys Acinikli and Demir from the Libertarian Legists Association were released yesterday.

Russia’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has declared that it is worried of Turkey’s further advancement into Syria and that the operation contravenes international law.

Three journalists, an artist, and an Alevi sage who joined the the “Editors-in-Chief on Watch” campaign launched on May 3 have been called to testify.

Yeniçağ daily writers Servet Avcı, Adnan İslamoğulları and Yavuz Selim Demirağ have been taken into custody as part of the investigation launched into the Gülen Community in the wake of the July 15 coup attempt.

A new online platform is to enable people to exchange their ancestry seeds. The only request by the Seed Exchange Network is that a sum of seeds be reserved for exchange with other people.

Among the films to be shown in this year’s Filmekimi festival are recent works by master directors such as Ken Loach, Pedro Almodovar, Jim Jarmusch, Terrence Malick, Thomas Vinterberg and Ron Howard.

The European Federation of Journalists has made a call for the immediate release of two Evrensel reporters, Uğur and Polat, who have been in detention for 15 days without contact with the outside world.

In a report on the Sur district of Diyarbakır, the HDP has said that 90 civilians and 71 security staff have lost their lives and that historical buildings in the district have been destroyed in the curfews and operations.

Three soldiers have been killed and four injured in a rocket attack on a Turkish tank in southern Al-Rai.

The European Court of Human Rights has passed judgement on three cases of extrajudicial killing in two different police-military operations. Turkey has been sentenced to pay compensation for having violated “the right to life”.

TTB, TİHV, SES and the Education Union have said, “Coup investigations must be carried out delicately within the legal framework, and those who haven’t been determined to have solid links with the coup must be returned to their duties,” referring to sacked public sector staff.

While nine of 11 distributors who were detained in a raid launched on Azadiya Welat’s headquarters have been released, Arap Turan and Ferit Toprak been arrested.

Archaeologists are hoping to make 2,800 year-old seeds discovered in an excavation in Van grow again. The head of the project believes that the seeds would most probably grow again if they have become carbonized on their own.

“We saw the problems that Turkey was facing because of the events in Syria,” said Russian President Putin. “One does not need to be an analyst to understand what is going on.”

According to the August 2016 Corporate Murders report by the Occupational Health and Safety Council, at least 1,250 workers lost their lives in the first eight months of the year.