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Journalist Salih Turan, who lastly worked for the Kurdish service of Sputnik, was arrested due to “making illegal organization propaganda.”
An indictment was prepared against journalist Çağdaş Kaplan with the allegation that he has made “illegal organization propaganda” through his social media posts.
A lawsuit was filed against lawyer Özgür Urfa due to “insulting Erdoğan.”
Director of documentary, Nû Jîn Veysi Altay and former manager of Yılmaz Güney Theater Hall Dicle Anter were sentenced to imprisonment due to “making terrorist organization propaganda.”
In its report, “Democracy Under Risk: threats and attacks against media freedom in Europe,” the Council of Europe stated that 110 of the 130 journalists imprisoned in Europe are in Turkish prisons.
All events and demonstrations to be organized to support People’s Democratic Party (HDP) Hakkari MP Leyla Güven, who is on a hunger strike to protest the isolation of Abdullah Öcalan, were banned by the governorates in Van and Hakkari.
Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office of the Court of Cassation filed a lawsuit of closure against Kurdistan Communist Party (KKP) and Kurdistan Freedom Party (Partîya Azadîya Kurdistanê / PAK).
Two separate summaries were prepared against People’s Democratic Party (HDP) Diyarbakır MP Saliha Aydeniz due to “making illegal organization propaganda.”
SPEAKUP Platform (Platform Against Censorship and Self-Censorship) launched the Censorship and Self-Censorship in Turkey Report for December 2017 – December 2018.
The application made at Turkey Human Rights and Equality Institution (TIHEK) on two transgender women not permitted inside Ankara Cinnah Hotel was denied due to “gender identity not being a reason for discrimination.”