Journalist and painter Zehra Doğan was released from Tarsus Women’s Closed Prison after serving her sentence for more than two years due to “making terrorist organization propaganda.”
A summary was prepared against Republican People’s Party (CHP) Istanbul MP Mehmet Bekaroğlu after he reacted against Interior Minister Süleyman Soylu through his social media account.
A hate attack was organized against Balat Surp Hresdagabet Armenian Church, racist and hate-content was written on the door and walls of the church.
35-meter banner prepared by Beşiktaş fans was banned from entering the stadium due to involving “political content.”
In the reasoned decision on the verdict on October 10, Ankara Train Station Massacre, which led to 103 people losing their lives, the court persisted the attitude that would cover up public responsibility in the prosecution process; ignoring the neglect and responsibility of the government on the massacre.
The criminal complaint made three years ago on the murderers of military school student Murat Tekin, who was lynched and killed on Boğaziçi Bridge on the next day after the July 15 coup attempt was concluded with non-prosecution.
The statement to be made in Diyarbakır on International Mother Language Day was prevented by the police due to the Governorate ban on events organized in public spaces.
The speeches given by MPs at the GNAT General Assembly for the International Mother Language Day could not pass the barriers.
A lawsuit was filed against Pir Sultan Abdal Cultural Association (PSAKD) Diyarbakır Chairman Atty. Cafer Koluman due to ‘insulting the President’ by reacting against the October 10, Ankara Train Station Massacre on the social media.