Arrested after reporting on two citizens thrown from a helicopter in Van, four journalists were released last week. The Van 6th Heavy Penal Court has rejected the prosecutor’s objection to the release of the journalists.

The videos and photographs in the digital materials seized during a house raid have been cited as criminal evidence against journalist Oktay Candemir.

Rejected by the opposition before, the “Bill on Security Investigation and Archive Research” was debated and voted at the General Assembly of the Parliament again.

The Education and Science Laborers Union (Eğitim-Sen) has filed a lawsuit and requested that the execution of the Presidential decision opening two new faculties at Boğaziçi University be suspended and the file be sent to Constitutional Court.

Speaking at the Musa Anter and JİTEM Main Case, attorney Selim Okçuoğlu said that the file should be separated from other files immediately; otherwise, the statute of limitations will expire. The court has rejected the request.

At least three YPG members were "neutralized" in clashes with the YPG, according to the Ministry of Defense.

A plane of the Turkish Stars, the aerobatic demonstration team of Air Force, has crashed in Konya for an unknown reason. The pilot has lost his life.

The alumni of Boğaziçi University have called on the appointed rector to resign from office. With their joint statement and signatures placed in front of the Rector’s Office, they have reiterated that they will not give up their struggle.

The president has said that the main opposition party "will be held accountable" for the "coup threat" against the government.

"Stirring the pot at midnights has come into fashion recently," the İYİ Party head has said.

With a decision published in the Official Gazette, Turkey has freezed the assets of 377 people and organizations. Fethullah Gülen, Ekrem Dumanlı, Murat Karayılan, Cemil Bayık and Duran Kalkan are among the ones on the list.

Aho (Sefer) Bileçen, the priest of Mor Yakup Church in Mardin who gave food to two members of the organization coming to the monastery in 2018, has been sentenced to 2 years, 1 month in prison.

"We didn't sleep that night. We worked until the morning and revealed all their connections," Minister Soylu has said, claiming that the main opposition party was involved in the publishment of the declaration.

910 associations, 408 foundations, 114 chambers, 27 universities, 550 trade unions and 46 federations have filed criminal complaints about the retired admirals’ declaration on Montreux Convention.

The executives of Reysaş Vehicle Inspection Station are now facing 2 years in prison on charge of “preventing the exercise of trade union rights” as per the Article 118 of the Turkish Penal Code (TCK).

According to a report released by the Diyarbakır Bar Association, last year, at least 69 lawyers, including former bar chairs, faced at last 78 lawsuits and investigations over their institutional and professional activities.

"1 May 1977 The Voices of Those Who Lost Their Loved Ones / 1 May 1977 and Impunity" comprises interviews by Tuğçe Yılmaz and articles by Süleyman Çelebi, Kani Beko, Arzu Çerkezoğlu, Fehmi Işıklar, Nejla Kurul, Emel Ataktürk and Sami Evren.

The president spoke for the first time after a declaration by retired admirals concerning the Montreux Convention caused controversy.

It is regrettable to accuse the retired officers of "putschism" while "the founding principles of the republic" are under attack, the former politicians have said.

In the lawsuit filed into the protests against dismissals by Statutory Decrees, Nazan Bozkurt has been released, while the court has ruled that the other arrested protesters Alev Şahin and Mehmet Dersulu shall remain behind bars.