The Prosecutor's Office has considered the newspaper's article containing discriminatory expressions within freedom of expression.

The court has rejected the lawsuit against the Mersin Governorship's ban on 2019 Pride Week, reiterating the same grounds such as “public peace”, “prevention of crimes”, “public health” and “public morality”.

A trans woman named Yıldız İdil has said that she, along with many trans women, was detained and tortured on new year's eve.

Artists Nur Sürer and Lale Mansur have spoken to bianet about the targeting remarks of Minister of Interior Süleyman Soylu on actor Kadir İnanır and others who watched imprisoned former HDP Co-Chair Demirtaş’s “Devran” on the stage.

The European Pride Organizers Association (EPOA) has announced that METU LGBTI+ Solidarity, the organizers of the Pride Parade in the university, is now its member.

Since January 5, there has been no information as to the fate and whereabouts of university student Gülistan Doku in Dersim. Students have staged a protest in the province and asked, “Where is Gülistan Doku?”.

A nine-year-old girl was revealed to be sexually abused and killed in the eastern province of Kars.

Having lost her legs in an ISIS attack and dismissed from trustee-appointed Diyarbakır Metropolitan Municipality, Lisa Çalan says, “They first dismissed me, then requested my defense. They have dismissed me in an accelerated procedure.”

It is understood that an investigation was launched against four officers at the police department where Emine Bulut took refuge before being killed by her ex-husband. Suspended from duty, the officers have returned to their duty after the inquiry.

Minister of Family, Labor and Social Services Zümrüt Selçuk has criticized that the man who carried out an acid attack on Berfin Özek has been penalized for “willful injury.”

In December 2019, men inflicted violence on at least 74 women, raped five women, forced 161 women to sex work, sexually abused 32 children and harassed 28 women.

Nineteen-year-old Berfin Özek lost one eye and had burns on her face and chest as a result of the attack.

Women lawyers have prepared a report on the process leading to the feminicide of Ayşe Tuba Arslan, who was killed in Eskişehir by her ex-husband despite having filed a criminal complaint against him for 23 times.

Having battered his girlfriend in car and driven the car into the people lashing out at him in İstanbul in 2018, defendant Görkem Sertaç Göçmen has been released from prison.

The Antalya Women’s Platform attempted to protest male violence and sexual assaults with Las Tesis dance. Their performance has been prevented by the police.

Facing aggravated life sentence on charge of “premeditated murder with monstrous feeling”, Özgür Arduç, the defendant put on trial for killing Ceren Özdemir, has made his defense via Audio and Visual Information System (SEGBİS).

A meeting is held at Ankara Governorship to ensure that the “2020-2021 Coordination Plan for Struggle against Violence against Women” is effectively implemented. The meeting is only attended by the related bureaucrats, who are all men.

Women's rights defenders say that some articles in the circular would prevent people from speaking up against male violence on social media and "disregard women's will" in the fight against male violence.

Pro-government circles have recently been discussing a "marriage pardon" that would lead around 10 thousand convicts of child abuse to be released.

A woman in Turkey has to wait for 167 years for the world to close the gender gap completely, according to the WEF report.