A confidentiality order on the murder case of Özgecan Aslan has been removed upon plaintiff attorney's request.

Suphi A., Necmittin A. and Fatih G., top suspects in the murder of Özgecan Aslan, have been arrested in the southern district of Tarsus.

In 2014, men left at least 281 women dead, 109 women and teenager girls raped. A trilingual video prepared by bianet reveals statistics of male violence cases that appeared in the media in 2014.

A telephone inquiry research on 37 public hospitals realized by a woman organization revealed that only 3 public hospitals in Istanbul perform abortions by request.

According to bianet’s tally, men killed at least 27 women in January. On the other hand, no suspects were found in 7 women murder cases.

Cansen Başaran-Symes was elected as the third woman to become the chairperson of TÜSİAD - Turkey’s leading union of Industrialists' and Businessmen, however only 2 out of 12 board members are women.

bianet is publishing its male violence tally in the form of infographic. Here are 2014's 1,090 male violence cases...

According to bianet’s tally, men killed at least 281 women, raped/attempted to rape 109 women and teenager girls, left 560 women injured and sexually harassed 140 women and teenager girls.

TRT Spor, the sports channel of Turkey’s official TV network, has appointed Derya Oruçoğlu as its editor.

Police authorities announced the identity of a female suicide bomber who blew herself outside a tourism police station in Istanbul’s most tourist-filled district.

According to bianet’s tally, male perpetrators killed 28 women in December 2014. While 28.5 percent were slain for seeking a divorce, 20 percent of harassment cases occurred on the internet and 30 percent in school.

Reacting against the statement of Sosyal Doku Foundation Chairman Nureddin Yıldız that it is not proper for men to watch women presenters on TV, HaberTürk presenter Ece Üner said: “It is also in our hands not to give birth to these people.”

“The president regards abortion as murder. In order not to practice abortion, birth control methods must be used,” Turkish Gynecology and Obstetric Association said in statement.

Independent women and LGBTI organizations claimed that they have been excluded from Istanbul Convention process. “Turkey’s violation of the Convention from now on is the proof that we will be confronting new violations in the days to come,” they said.

Prosecutor appealed to the acquittal verdict on Pınar Selek, a sociologist who was ordered to stand trial for the forth time regarding the 1998 Grand Bazaar Blast Incident despite having acquitted from all charges three times before.

President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan attended a wedding ceremony in Istanbul, reiterating his call for families to have at least three children and claimed that birth control was a treason to wipe out the Turkish kin.

Acquitted three times and ordered to stand trial for the forth time regarding the 1998 Grand Bazaar Blast Incident, sociologist Pınar Selek acquitted from all charges again.

Deputy Prime Minister Ali Babacan drew attention to country’s development increasing with the involvement of women into workforce; he suggested in G20 summit that a W20 line be opened.

Reiterating his former opinion again, prosecutor recharged Pınar Selek with aggravated life sentence in today’s hearing. The next hearing was set to December 19.

Male perpetrators killed 18 women in November 2014. While 61 percent of women were slain by their husbands, 16 percent were slain by their ex-husbands or ex-lovers.