An employee of the Türkiye newspaper was killed while doing a work that wasn't included in his job description.

The pro-government Demirören Media Group has dismissed Timur Soykan, the news manager of daily Posta.

The access block on the Odatv news site has similarities with the censorship of Wikipedia as the internet law functioned as a mechanism of censorship in both cases, according to the law professor.

The reporter has been sentenced to prison for retweeting posts of the news agency he was working for.

A group of people gathered outside the homes of reporters and threataned them, Sputnik said, questioning how they found the addresses.

The journalist has been given a suspended prison sentence in an appeal hearing.

Barış Terkoğlu, the news director of the OdaTV website, has been sentenced to pay a fine after reporting the criminal complaint filed by a 17-year-old child.

The Press Advertisement Institution has cut the ads of Evrensel newspaper for 10 days over its news article “Press Advertisement Institution has sounded the death knell for publishing in Kurdish”, originally reported by Mezopotamya News Agency.

Journalists Union of Turkey has staged a protest regarding the suspension of the press cards of numerous journalists.

Having revoked the yellow press cards of daily Evrensel and BirGün workers last week, the Presidency Directorate of Communications has revalidated their press cards. Journalists are awaiting their new turquoise press cards now.

Press cards of two Diyarbakır-based journalists, Mahmut Oral and Faruk Balıkçı, have been revoked by the Directorate of Communications.

Four BİA Media Monitoring Reports that we published in 2019 show that a new climate of suppression has been created through new mechanisms of pressure such as press cards, Press Advertisement Institute ads, Laws on Capital Market and Banking.

Seyhan Avşar was facing charges for reporting on two prosecutors' suspension from duty over allegations of bribery.

Four reporters of the state-owned agency, including a citizen of Turkey, were detained in Cairo on January 14.

Turkey has condemned the raid, calling on Egypt to release the detained employees.

The IPI has released a statement on the occasion of January 10 Working Journalists Day in Turkey: “The most urgent step to be taken by state authorities is to stop the constant judicial and financial pressure and harassment of media and journalists.”

In the last three months of 2019, 251 journalists and media representatives were put on trial, 13 of them were detained and 89 media workers lost their jobs. The Press Advertisement Institution is using official ads them against newspapers.

The court has acquitted the Mezopotamya Agency reporter who was sued for "terror propaganda" over her tweets.

The Contemporary Journalists’ Association (ÇGD) has released its quarterly report on the state of media in Turkey, documenting the last three months of 2019.

A columnist of daily Yeniçağ has alleged that the Metropolitan Municipality of İstanbul and its associates spent 57 million lira for advertisement in 2017- 2019. 40 million lira of this money was paid to pro-government media, according to the columnist.