ECHR found the Turkish State guilty of violating freedom of expression for having used the word “sayin” while mentioning Öcalan – PKK leader.

A court arrested 3 individuals including Genç Fenerbahçeliler leader Sefa Kalya who have been rounded up on September 27 within an operation targeting soccer fans across Turkey. 23 were released within judiciary control measures.

An autopsy revealed that 6 bullets hit Hasan Ferit Gedik in last night’s shooting in Gülsuyu neighborhood, Istanbul. However, Gedik’s clothes at the time incident were reported “missing”.

Announced by PM Erdoğan this morning, new judicial reforms - known as democratization package - offer three alternatives for electoral threshold, state aid to political parties and facilitation on political party organizations.

A compilation made by bianet revealed that male perpetrators left 9 women and 1 child dead, 10 raped, 17 women, 2 teenager girls and 1 men and 1 child injured and 11 sexually harassed in April 2012. In addition, 26 child abuse cases were reported.

Human Right Association (IHD) Diyarbakır Branch is preparing to establish a mass grave foundation - an initiative aimed to form a DNA bank and seek disappeared people as well as deceased PKK members upon family applications.

Ankara 12th High Criminal Court held its 16th hearing of September 12 case this afternoon with Penal Judge ordering the prosecutor to issue his opinion for the next hearing on October 25.

Kazova workers are preparing to promote their locally produced with a fashion show in front of their factory in Istanbul’s Bomonti neighborhood.

Police raided several apartments this morning, detaining around 80 soccer fans from Beşiktaş, Galatasaray and Fenerbahçe teams including Alen Markaryan (Beşiktaş) and Sefa Kalya (Genç Fenerbahçeliler).

RTÜK, Turkey’s Higher Board for Radio and Television, fined 12 TV networks including state television TRT and pro-government Beyaz TV that did not blur chemical attack scenes in Syria, saying that “they did not respecting human dignity”

Physicians for Human Rights (PHR) urged the U.S. authorities to suspend tear gas exports to Turkey. “The Turkish government used needless and extreme forced,” said PHR regarding the police intervention during Gezi Resistance.

“Along with Hebûn, Hêvî will form a bridge between east and west. We will focus on Kurdish LGBT peoples issues,” said Mehmet Umut, a member of newly founded initiative Hêvî LGBTİ.

Gendarmerie forces captured 18 PKK member inmates who tunneled their way out from Bingöl M Type Prison. They were unarmed when captured, Interior Minister Güler said.

A compilation made by bianet revealed that male perpetrators left 16 women and 3 men dead, 18 raped, 31 women, 4 men and 1 child injured and 11 sexually harassed in August 2012. Most male violence related cases were reported from Istanbul.

The European Court of Human Rights found Turkey guilty in Ayangil case, where the authorities had built a primary school on land Ayangil family owned in the Incesu neighbourhood of Ankara without formally expropriating it and without awarding them compensation. Turkey was ordered to pay 180,000 euros for pecuniary damages.

The case of Ali Ismail Korkmaz, a Gezi Resistance protestor who died on July 10 due to a battery by a group, will begin on November 20. Prosecutors only charged the suspect policeman with life sentence. “Other 8 suspects must also be charged with life sentence” said advocate Arpacı.

A local administrator of Peace and Democracy Party reportedly massacred his daughter Emine Fırat. “We will pursue this cause until it is turned to the favor of women,” BDP Women Assemblies said.

Journalists Society of Turkey held a joint conference with police authorities, urging them to recognize a press card issued by their society.

According to bianet's statistics, male perpetrated violence left 13 women dead, 12 women and two boys raped, 16 women injured ad 9 women sexually harassed in September 2012. Three women, who were victims of domestic violence, committed suicide.

According to a statement by Justice Minister Ergün, 66,126 individuals faced prosecutor investigation within Turkish Penal Code Article 314 with 20,265 convicted to a sentence in the past four years.