Releasing a statement ahead of November 25 International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, the Peoples’ Democratic Congress (HDK) Women’s Assembly has raised concerns that systematic male violence is on the increase.

Subjected to transphobia and hate speech from neighbors, Ajda now can't enter the block of apartments where she lives.

Announcing its opinion as to the accusations in Şule Çet case, the Prosecutor’s Office has demanded that defendant Aksu be tried for “willful murder” and penalized for “sexual assault” and defendant Akand be penalized for “aiding” and “willful murder”.

Süleyman Kara was under trial for the murder of Cemile Balcı in northwestern Kocaeli province.

A report prepared by the family of Çağatay Aksu, one of the defendants of Şule Çet case, has targeted the lawyers of Çet family as well as journalists, MPs, and women’s rights defenders following and reporting on the suspicious death of Şule Çet.

The judge is revealed to be reinstated in his post after being sidelined for five months.

Ahead of November 25 International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, women have come together in Ayvalık and called on authorities to prevent feminicides immediately under the hashtag #KadınCinayetleriniACİLÖNLE.

The rate of women's exposure to gender-based violence in Turkey is the highest among the OECD countries, according to the report.

Attorneys of Çet family have filed a criminal complaint against Levent Ekmen, the attorney of defendant Çağatay Aksu, and the related public officers at Gazi University and Adana Yüreğir State Hospital on a series of charges including “violation of privacy”.

Men killed at least 23 women in October. Inflicting violence on 41 women, they also raped two women and forced 85 women to sex work. Men also sexually abused at least 33 children and harassed 13 women.

Amnesty International has launched an urgent action campaign for 18 students and one academic put on trial for joining the Pride Parade at Middle East Technical University (METU) in Ankara: “Drop the charges against the students and academic.”

Dilek İmamoğlu, the wife of İstanbul Metropolitan Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu, has announced that two women’s shelters will be opened in İstanbul. Only five of 39 districts in İstanbul are known to have a women’s shelter.

If you were someone who didn't know this part of the matter, you could believe the father's allegations and say, "Wow, what has she done?" Maybe the father would want the custody court to think the same so that he blamed the mother harshly.

Şahika Ercümen has broken women’s free-diving world record of 90 meters and qualified to enter Guinness World Records.

A joint bill by the ruling AKP, the main opposition CHP, MHP and İYİ Party on violence against women has been approved by the parliament.

The American Physical Society (APS) has awarded 2020 Andrei Sakharov Prize to Prof. Ayşe Erzan “for her lifelong commitment to human rights.”

Trans inmate Miray, who has been on a hunger strike for 99 days to be transferred from a prison cell to a ward, has gone on a death fast as her demand has not yet been met.

University student Y.O. has said that she was sexually assaulted and battered by the assistant of the driver while traveling from İstanbul to Ankara on an intercity bus. Y.O. has filed a criminal complaint with a medical report documenting the battery.

While the prosecutor of Emine Bulut case demanded that the defendant be sentenced to aggravated life imprisonment without any sentence-mitigation, the court has ruled that Fedai Varan shall be sentenced to life imprisonment for "willful killing".

Biophysicist Prof. Zehra Sayers, the first scientist from Turkey granted the 2019 Award for Science Diplomacy, has been listed among “BBC 100 Women 2019”. Sayers has become the first woman from Turkey on the list.