The European court has concluded that the practice is discriminatory and infringes upon the right to privacy.

The HRFT has documented some of the bans on Pride Month events across Turkey.

The exhibition was opened under the auspices of the opposition-led İstanbul Municipality.

The refugee could face a death sentence solely because of their sexual orientation, the Pride Week Comittee has said.

The author of "The Patriarchy of Things" mentioned Çiğdem Mater's article in her tweet and said it was a contribution to her book, that adds "an impressive chapter to it about the patriarchy in everyday life for women in Turkish prisons."

Çiğdem Mater makes a contribution to Rebekka Endler's book, "The Patriarchy of Things: On a world unsuitable for women," from the most populated women's prison in Turkey.

At least 93 individuals have been apprehended following the 21st edition of the march.

Despite bans and heavy police presence, LGBTI+ activists managed to hold a gathering and deliver their messages in İstanbul.

The LGBTI+ activists who gathered in the Nişantaşı quarter managed to read out a statement before the police intervention.

Amid heavy police presence in Taksim, the usual location for the Pride Parade, activists gathered in the nearby quarter of Nişantaşı without a prior public announcement.

Amid widespread bans on LGBTI+ events, activists found a creative way to deliver their message.

The Medicine Students branch of the Turkish Medical Association shared the video showing the İstanbul University Medical Faculty graduates not obeying the dean's censored version, but reading out "sexual orientation" also, among the factors that must not interfere with a doctor's duty to a patient.