An objection was made to the access ban imposed on our agency's domain name upon the complaint of the Gümüşhane Provincial Gendarmerie Command. The application emphasized that the decision is "a violation of freedom of press and expression."
DEM Party Co-Chair Tülay Hatimoğulları met with farmers in Hatay, criticized the government's agricultural policies and said: "We have to overthrow all policies of this government."
Citizens in Amed reacted to the blackening of Kurdish traffic warning signs and described as "hostility towards Kurds".
Journalist Süleyman Ahmet, who was detained and no news was heard from for 279 days, was sentenced to 3 years in prison.
There are many rulings by the Court of Cassation, Constitutional Court and ECHR that the slogan "Bijî Serok Apo", which was used as a justification for the arrest of some young people in Mersin, is not a crime.
Police raided 3 weddings in Colemêrg and detained musicians and some wedding hosts who sang Kurdish songs.
The trial of journalist Süleyman Ahmet, who has not been heard from for 279 days, has begun.
A high school student who scribbled Kurdish warnings in Wan and wrote "Turkey is Turkish, will remain Turkish" said he received advice from TEM police and a lawyer.
Rezan Sarıca, lawyer of Asrin Law Office, pointed out that the UN Committee Against Torture's report on Turkey shows that the CPT does not act in compliance with international standards and said: “The voice we expected from the CPT came from the UN.”
The first five articles of a bill that paves the way for the killing of stray dogs have been approved by AKP-MHP votes in Parliament.
In Amed, an unidentified group, under police escort, defaced the warning signs “Hedî” and “Peşî Peya” written on pedestrian paths.
1 of 7 people detained in Bazîd district of Agirî on the grounds of Kurdish song and halay was arrested on the allegation of “making propaganda for an illegal organization”.
27 people, including 4 women, have been executed in 10 days in Iran.
At least 11 people were detained while dancing the halay to Kurdish songs at weddings held on different dates in Istanbul.
The Constitutional Court overturned the fine imposed on Emine Şenyaşar for “insult” and ordered a retrial.