Journalists arrested for their news in Van faced inhumane treatment in prison. The female journalists, who were put in a filthy ward with male criminal prisoners, were not even given food.
Van Bar Association Vice President Hamza Ciftci stated that they have witnessed the professional activities of 4 journalists who were arrested for their news, and that they will follow the file closely for the freedom of public to receive news.
Stating that the attacks against Armenia is a preparation for an intervention against Iran, Nubar Ozanyan Armanian Battalion Commander Nubar Melkonyan said, "Turkey is planning to take Talinab to the region."
Van Chief Public Prosecutor Orhan Dönmez liked the website called 'Van Post' sharing information on detained journalists' file, even though there was a confidentiality order on the file issued by the prosecutor's office.
PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan was prohibited telephone calls for 6 months after being prohibited to see his lawyers for 6 months.
The Foreign Ministers of Armenia, Azerbaijan and Russia have agreed on a ceasefire in Nagorno Karabakh as of today, 10 October.
Turkish police attacked those who marched to the Station Square to commemorate the people who lost their lives in the Ankara Station Massacre, and detained 11 people.
Lawyer Merve Nur Doğan, who had been in detention since 7 October in Amed, was remanded in custody accused of "being a member of an illegal organization".
Gokhan Yaralı and Ilyas Kaya, who were injured in the Ankara Massacre in which 103 people lost their lives as a result of the ISIS bombing asked Ahmet Davutoğlu, the prime minister of the time, "What happened between June 7 and November 1?"
Journalist and peace activist Zamira Abassanova who was born in Armenia and grew up in Azerbaijan stated that the involvement of Russia and Turkey is considered to be a threat to peace for the peace community and peace can only be achieved by the two countries who will keep living side by side.
Our reporters Adnan Bilen and Cemil Uğur, Jinnews reporter Şehriban Ali and journalist Nazan Sala who exposed the two citizens thrown out of a helicopter are arrested.
Amnesty International called for the release of Osman Kavala for whom the prosecutor demanded aggravated life sentence and 20 years of prison sentence on the second indictment.
Kayar was facing 15 years in prison in the case over his articles about the Democratic Society Congress' activities.
Journalists were referred to court with a request of arrest after giving their statements to the prosecutor.
13 out of 20 people who were detained within the scope of the operation against ESP and SGDF were sent to the court with a request for arrest.