Abdülhamit Gül has presented the 2022 budget plan of the Ministry of Justice.

According to the report of the Coalition for Women in Journalism on the occasion of December 10 Human Rights Day, the violations of rights faced by women journalists in Turkey increased by 244.11 percent in 2021 when compared to last year.

Not letting three people in because they were trans and verbally assaulting them, the business owner and employee of the Köroğlu Tripe Restaurant have been sentenced to prison: “This is a great achievement. I tried hard to not applaud at court.”

Pembe Hayat (Pink Life) and Kırmızı Şemsiye (Red Umbrella) associations have announced that trans woman Derya has lost her life in Ankara. The associations have said that they will follow up the investigation into her death.

The court ruled that Musa O., a discharged specialized sergeant, should be sentenced to 12 years in prison on charge of “aggravated sexual assault”. The court board has reduced his prison sentence by two years due to “good conduct”.

According to allegations, a woman, fearing for her life, went to the courthouse to file a criminal complaint. The prosecutor reportedly told her, “Why are you here? What are you yapping about? We have to worry about you now?”

Men inflicted violence on at least 62 women, killed at least three children, abused at least 11 girls and boys, harassed at least 16 women and forced 56 women to sex work in Turkey in November 2021.

One trans woman lost her life and three others were injured in the attacks. The Genç LGBTI+ Association condemned the incidents.

The Coalition for Women in Journalism has released a report on the occasion of November 25 International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women: Over 790 cases of violence against women journalists were reported across the world.

The Diyarbakır Network for Struggle Against Violence has released its annual report: 2 thousand 416 women and LGBTI+s were subjected to violence in Turkey’s Kurdish-majority southeastern province of Diyarbakır.

Hundreds of women gathered on Tunnel Square in Taksim, İstanbul despite a heavy police presence.

One of the applicants was younger than 18 and police officers were involved in 23 of the incidents, shows a new report.

According to the data of the Ministry of Interior, 251 women were killed in Turkey from January 1 to November 15, 2021. bianet male violence monitoring reports show that men killed 285 women in the first 326 days of 2021.

The Diyarbakır Branch of the Human Rights Association has released a report on the occasion of International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women.

"She hadn't spent a day without being subjected to violence and being beaten for 47 years of marriage. When she wanted to divorce, she was threatened with death," MP Biçer-Karaca said after the visit.

Men killed at least 285 women and inflicted violence on at least 711 women in Turkey in 326 days from January 1, 2021 to November 23, 2021.

Ayşe is a woman who has to leave the city where she lives, fearing that the man whom she is trying to divorce will kill her. We have listened to her story ahead of November 25 International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women.

A male violence case ahead of November 25 International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women… Yağmur Önüt's mother is seeking justice for her only child whom she calls “my youth, my life, my fairy world.”

In the documentary, three women who were attacked by men with acid tell their stories and the difficulties that they faced and voice their demands.

After appeals against the Council's previous rejections, its highest body has issued its final verdict, rejecting all appeals.