Akşener has made remarks on the summaries of proceedings against HDP deputies and President Erdoğan's new "human rights action plan."

Boğaziçi University students have supported their friends investigated for putting a sign on the Rector’s Office that reads “Trustee’s Office.” In their petitions, students want the appointed rector to launch an investigation against themselves, too.

Özkan's statements come after the Court of Cassation launched an inquiry into the HDP.

İstanbul Bar Association Chair Durakoğlu has commented on the “Human Rights Action Plan” unveiled by President and ruling AKP Chair Erdoğan. He has stressed that “the problem is not with the written documents, but with their enforcement.”

Having resigned from the main opposition CHP, Denizli MP Sancar alleges that some people are blackmailing him with the images they took.

If Court of Cassation prosecutors conclude that the HDP is engaged in terrorist acts, a case may be filed for the closure of the party.

The ultimate aim of the action plan is a new constitution, the president has said.

The appointment of Prof. Bulu was against the Constitution and public interest, said the academics.

The MHP leader has been insistently calling for the HDP's closure over the past few months.

Turkey made an agreement with Japan for a nuclear power plant project in 2013.

Prof. Sait Erdal Dinçer has been named the new head of the TurkStat.

Prof. Naci İnci, a physicist, will head the university's social sciences institute.

Shopkeepers at the bazaar complain about the pandemic measures and the country's economic situation.

Charged with "insulting the President" over their remarks during a TV program, actors Müjdat Gezen and Metin Akpınar have been acquitted.

HDP Spokesperson Ebru Günay has addressed the recent debates on HDP’s “closure” and summaries of proceedings against its nine MPs: “We are witnessing a legal system operating with purely political and racist motives.”

In the prosecutor’s opinion, it was indicated that Ayten Öztürk, arrested pending trial for three years, “watched a lynching in the neighborhood from a corner”. She now faces aggravated life imprisonment.

Having prepared a report on Tahir Elçi murder, Forensic Architecture says, “The indictment charges the officers we identified, but also charges a PKK militant, despite our findings showing clearly that he could not be responsible for Elçi’s death.”

Former HDP Co-Chair Selahattin Demirtaş has written for Medyascope from prison: “The debates on closing the HDP and lifting the legislative immunities will apparently make no contribution to peace. I hope that this mistake will not be made.”

HDP's Oluç links the recent move to lift legislative immunities of his party's lawmakers to the talk of a new constitution.

The indictment has indicated that there was no tip-off suggesting an imminent incident during the funeral or any preparation in that regard. There is also no evidence proving that the incident was preplanned, according to the indictment.