Four separate investigations have been recently launched against the HDP and other Kurdish-focused organizations.

If elected, the presidential candidate promises to raise the minimum salary for civil servants to 21,265 lira (988 Euro).

Since April 25, some 52 people have been arrested and 98 people have been released as part of the investigation

A voter supporting the ruling AKP said in a street interview, "25 years ago, doctors used to scold us. Now we can disfavor the doctors and beat them. We are so comfortable." Turkish Medical Association is going to be making a criminal complaint against the Youtube channel that broadcast the interview.

The journalists have been found guilty of "marking people who participated in the fight against terrorism as a target."

The Free Cause Party had to close their election campaign stand in Trabzon yesterday following the reactions. The party opened a stand today on the same avenue, and there was again tension between the Hüda-Par members and some citizens.

The mother who was given the bones of her son killed in armed conflict three years later and in a box was detained in the recent massive crackdown and arrested on April 28.

Men inflicted violence on at least 56 women, abused at least four boys and girls, and harassed at least five women.

Cihan Aymaz's father asked at his son's funeral, "Who was my enemy so that my son was killed in the middle of Kadıköy, and with a knife?"

The journalists say their wages have eroded due to the high inflation in Turkey, demanding improved wages.

Five hundred and twenty-four people have been taken into custody in an operation carried out in 52 cities; suspects are being charged with "producing and selling drugs."

ENAG reports that Turkey's inflation rate remains in triple digits. Despite DİSK's win in a lawsuit against the suspension, the official statistical institute continues to withhold the publication of its inflation basket.