Men inflicted violence on at least 40 women, abused two boys and girls, and harassed at least one woman.

The court agreed to hear witnesses in the previous hearing but the request to hear the mother and the sister was refused in today's hearing.

"They seized women's phones by showing their weapons and threatening them. They also asked them to delete footage they had taken," said an activist.

The group that came with the truck visited tents one by one and distributed underwear, sanitary pads, diapers, baby food, winter coats, slippers and hygiene materials.The next spot to transfer aid will be Hatay.

The perpetrator had already been sentenced to aggravated life imprisonment for killing the girl. In a second case for "sexually abusing a child" and "depriving a person of liberty," the court reduced his sentence because of his "good behavior."

Having scored 4 out of 100, Türkiye once again ranked 48th in the Rainbow Index, surpassing only Azerbaijan.

All 40 people who faced charges in relation to the 2021 Pride Week have now been acquitted.

In 2022, men killed at least 327 women and 39 children in Turkey. Men raped 32 women, forced 442 women to sex work, harassed 156 women, and abused 238 children. Men injured 793 women in 2022.

Men inflicted violence on at least 72 women, abused at least 11 girls and boys, and harassed at least seven women.

Many women's organizations met and read out a statement in front of the courthouse before the hearing started, while members of the religious sect also gathered at the same place.

Due to her file being classified, the reasons for Altay's detention are unknown.

The federation has appointed Prof. Dr. Orta as the head of the Central Refereeing Committee.

At the first hearing, the veteran journalist was acquitted of retweeting a tweet on Deniz Poyraz's murder case.

A woman said a health worker "refused to look at my face because of my appearance."

The trans actor told bianet that despite her success in the audition and despite the draft agreement sent to her e-mail, she was not included in the cast for the Şahmaran series after she was seen "wearing a skirt."

Five journalists were strip-searched during their admission to the prison because there were CDs in their belongings. The prosecutors refused to investigate their complaint, concluding that the search was in line with the regulations.

"A constitution calling LGBTI people perverted will not be limited to this. It will bring other discriminative regulations with it and discrimination will be institutionalized," says the chairperson of SPoD.

According to the ILGA Europe Report Türkiye ranks 48th among 49 countries for LGBTI+ rights in the last five years. Azerbaijan ranks the last.

Men inflicted violence on at least 65 women, abused at least 29 boys and girls, and harassed at least 16 women.

Türkiye defined stalking as a separate crime in May. Since then, more than 7,000 people, mostly women, have pressed charges.