Foreign Affairs Commission of the Parliament of Turkey approved the protocol for Finland's NATO membership yesterday while Finland's president Sauli Niinisto signed the NATO legislation of his country in a ceremony the same day.

A 14-year-old in Lice, Diyarbakır was forced to say that he is Turkish, memorize the National Anthem, and then beaten and tortured on March 21. The child still receiving treatment in the hospital risks losing his eye.

Human Rights Watch issued a statement on three members of an armed faction of the Syrian National Army killing four civilians from the same family during the Newroz celebrations in Jinderis, Afrin. HRW called on Ankara to open an independent and transparent investigation into the event.

Facing closure ahead of the elections, the party will not take any chances, said Sancar.

The prosecutors were not able to take any action against the Nationalist Movement Party MP who was present in the house where one suspect was taken into custody because the report was lost.

Three academics had been dismissed from their posts and their passports had been revoked. Their right to education and right to respect for one's private life were violated, the European court has concluded.

On-location education will recommence in 4 of the 11 affected February 6 earthquake provinces on Monday, Turkey’s Minister of National Education announced.

The Constitutional Court ruled that the sentence of a 12 thousand cash fine to be paid in 10 installments for the police officer in the Uğur Kurt case was "not explainable" where there is a violation of the right to life.

February 6 earthquakes affected around nine million registered voters in 11 provinces in Turkey and displaced nearly two million people. Only 345,977 people changed their addresses in order to be able to cast their votes in their resettled districts.

Rights defenders and political party members who wanted to defend the LGBTI+s were also attacked.

The water reserves of Turkey's fourth most populated city would last 80 days, while Bursa's precipitation decreased this year by 41 percent compared to the same period the previous year, local officials state.

İstanbul Metropolitan Municipality measured February this year as the month that the İstanbulites felt the saddest. 45.9 percent who are living in buildings constructed before 1999 think that their building will be severely damaged or will collapse in the expected İstanbul earthquake.