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Teacher Nursel Tanrıverdi was acquitted in the lawsuit filed against her due to “denigrating religious values of society” after criticizing the celebration of the “Holy birth week” four months beforehand at the school she was working at.

Constitutional Court (AYM) decided that the rights to meeting and demonstration of educators Yılmaz Güneş and Yusuf Karadaş were violated.

Ankara 14th Administrative Court issued a stay of execution in the verdict of “suspension for one semester” issued against Ankara University Faculty of Law senior student F.A.K. following the disciplinary investigation started after the rectorate order due to the incidents at Ankara University Cebeci Campus.

The lawsuit of compensation opened by the family of 12-year-old Helin Hasret Şen at the Ministry of the Interior was concluded.

Istanbul 26th Assize Court sentenced journalist Nazlı Ilıcak to 5 years and ten months of imprisonment due to “revealing confidential information concerning the security of state.”

Criminal organisation leader Sedat Peker was acquitted in the lawsuit he was on trial with the allegation that he has threatened Habertürk writer Fatih Altaylı on the social media.

Police officers Şeref Şık and İsmail Kök stopped a taxi in Istanbul while controlling traffic and took the woman inside the car out.

Evrensel Daily’s Dersim reporter Kemal Özer, who is arrested since September 15, was released in the fifth hearing held today.

A petition campaign was started to support People’s Democratic Party (HDP) Hakkari MP and Democratic Society Congress (DTK) Co-Chair Leyla Güven, who is on a hunger strike for 75 days with the demand to revoke the isolation against PKK leader Abdullah Öcalan.

According to the information published on the 2018 Rights Violations Report launched by Republican People’s Party (CHP) Istanbul MP Sezgin Tanrıkulu, 3.110 violations of the right to life was experienced in 2018.