Two articles have been removed from publication after an email received by the Information and Communication Technologies Authority.

The broadcaster has apologized for the caption and parted ways with the editors responsible for that.

The council claimed the content “promotes homosexuality,” “disregards family values,” and “conflicts with the shared values of society.”

Erdoğan said she was hit with rubbet bullets during the incidents at the CHP's İstanbul headquarters.

In footage circulating on social media, Göntem is seen discussing how she created a sex worker character inspired by what she witnessed during her high school years.

Media literacy is a skill set that goes beyond teaching children to question content; it also helps them become responsible individuals in their own media production.

Gök told the court that the travel ban severely hinders his professional work.

A court has accepted an indictment against several individuals, including Yılmaz, over their work with two pro-Kurdish publications.

The ban could potentially affect how users interact with Grok as many users mention its account in their posts to request responses.

While social media personalities and adult content creators in Turkey have previously faced obscenity charges, the probe into Manifest marks the first time musicians have been targeted with the same accusation.

Karabay, facing charges of “making targets of those who were tasked to combat terrorism” and “insulting thepresident,” has been in pre-trial detention for 117 days.

By midnight, users reported disruptions on X, Facebook, TikTok, and Instagram.

The newspaper's website is also banned.

Five LeMan journalists have been in pre-trial detention and the magazine's owner, who is current abroad, is facing an arrest warrant.

"Media and democracy in Turkey face deep structural challenges, including restrictive legislation, economic instability, and cross-ownership in the media sector. Public trust in the media is also declining, largely due to perceptions of political bias and lack of editorial independence," says Aydınlı.

The media watchdog has the authority to require licenses for online broadcasters, but critics say pro-government channels are rarely subjected to such requirements.

Authorities charged Bozkurt with “inciting hatred and hostility among the public.”

During the nearly two-hour outage, many news outlets relying on Google Ads appeared without advertisements. However, disruptions in accessing Ads and other professional services significantly slowed down those sites, including bianet.

Over 5,700 news articles were among the blocked web addresses, accordin to the report by the Freedom of Expression Association's annual report.

No official statement has been released regarding the reasons for the restrictions.