A raid conducted against a dogfight in Erzurum, investigation has been launched against 24 people.

Human rights activist, Zafer Kıraç, has staged a peaceful protest for the imprisoned children to be able to send letters free of charge, Undersecretary Kenan İpek promised a solution meeting for the next week.

HDP Spokesperson Ayhan Bilgen has declared that the number of curfews declared in 20 districts of seven provinces for 56 times has reached 253 days in total.

Students of Karagümrük High school, class 6-D have demanded lowering the price for their school trip and determining the price according to the budget of each student.

Asking on grounds of which documents and evidence the two suspect in Soma trial found to have genuine fault in five expert reports, have been released, Attorney Demir has noted; “The court has shown its true color, cracked the door open and begun to release starting from lower levels”.

Journalist Yavuz has stated that the Akkuyu Nuclear Power Station claimed to reduce the dependency on foreign sources following ties being destroyed due to downing the Russian warplane, was obviously dependent on foreign sources at every stage ranging from the construction to fuel.

Tens of NGOs coming together have asked for the conflict that lasts as of June 7 to be ended immediately.

We have spoken in a trilingual bookstore in Fatih with two Syrians who have fled Syrian civil war and settled in İstanbul, on why they chose to live here, their issues and their expectations.

Following the footage displaying violence against students with disabilities at Kocaeli Köseköy Youth Education and Rehabilitation Center being broadcasted, the teacher named M.A. employed at the center has been discharged, yet TOHAD President Akbulut points out to the possibility of the incident not being an individual case.

In Şırnak where the curfew has entered its seventh day, five civilians have been shot to death, three others have lost their lives due to an LPG explosion and one soldier killed during armed conflict.

At least 104 children with disability were inflicted violence in 2014, Akbulut from TOHAD said lack of qualified teachers and assistant staff, and inspection.

MPs of CHP; Ağbaba, Özel and Demir have stated that the government was not able to prevent sexual abuse, maltreating and violence in juvenile detention centers and have submitted a legislative proposal for closing the centers and and keeping the juveniles in education houses.