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Republican People’s Party (CHP) Beyoğlu Mayor candidate Alper Taş was incited to the TV show, “Gündemdekiler” [“Those on Agenda”] on TV5 channel.
Four more “Peace Academics” were convicted due to signing the petition, “We Will Not Partake In This Crime” by the Academics for Peace.
The indictment prepared against 16 people; including businessman Osman Kavala, was accepted by Istanbul 30th Assize Court.
Artist Ferhat Tunç drew the attentions to the imprisonment sentence issued as well as other lawsuits filed against him.
Muğla Sıtkı Koçman University did not permit the screening of documentary “Lemon Coffee” by Medet Dilek, depicting sexual workers, within the March 8th events organized by the Cinema Collective due to its “content.”
The website of Bakırköy Daily was banned with a verdict from Bakırköy 4th Criminal Judicature of Peace after reporting the news of the debates inside the Justice and Development Party (AKP).
People’s Democratic Party (HDP) former Şırnak MP Aycan İrmez was sentenced to 1 year and six months of imprisonment in the lawsuit she was on trial due to some statements she made in Silopi during the period of curfews declared in the region.
Council of Judges and Prosecutors (HSK) issued a penalty of “relocation” against judge Aydın Başar, who issued the acquittal of the defendant on trial due to “insulting the President.”
The appeal court announced its first decision regarding the files of the academics, who signed the peace petition.
The summary judgement of the lawsuit filed against Dicle Media News Agency reporters Erdoğan Alayumat and Nuri Akman was held today at Hatay 2nd Assize Court.