Netflix has been fined due to the comedy film ‘Sausage Party’ and MUBI and BluTV have been fined due to ‘Climax.’ The platforms have been ordered to remove these movies.

Medya Radar, a news site focusing on the journalism sector, had reported allegations of low wages against the Turkuvaz Media group.

The Regional Academy for Future Leaders of Change on Media Literacy and Activism program will take place in İstanbul between October 28-31.

The court's detailed ruling has revealed that it did not apply the principle of ‘benefit of the doubt’ for the defendants.

TRT had won compensation from Sendika.org in the case concerning a news report about the public broadcaster receiving an award from the HTS group in Syria. The Constitutional Court has ruled that Sendika.org’s freedom of expression was violated.

The police released the two individuals after several hours but seized their t-shirts.

IPS Communication Foundation/bianet examined 80 issues from 10 Turkish newspapers in its report "Hate Speech in Turkish Print Media". The analysis identified hate speech in 21 out of 66 articles.

The judiciary is remaining passive in the face of threats directed at television commentators and other journalists, particularly from nationalist circles. Efforts to combat crimes against journalists are being hindered due to the judiciary's inactive stance.

Many journalists’ wages have declined to the minimum wage level, which does not allow them to make ends meet, warns the Journalists' Union of Turkey.

A new case was filed against Topaloğlu based on the statements of a confessor who already testified in the original case against him, says his lawyer.

Prior to the ban, there had been increasing criticism on social media from conservative groups regarding the content available on Wattpad.

Mozalar was arrested for ‘inciting hatred and hostility among the public” due to social media posts opposing attacks on Syrian refugees.

A vehicle carrying journalists was hit by a drone strike while traveling on the Sinjar-Mosul road.

Tekin was detained for 44 days on suspicion of 'espionage' because a police checkpoint and a shuttle appeared in her documentary footage.

The Kurdistan Regional Government has said that Turkey was responsible for the attack.

Açık Radyo’s license was canceled by RTÜK after mentions of the Armenian genocide during a program.

In the article, Şardan mentioned a report prepared by the country’s intelligence agency about high judicial bodies and submitted to the president.

Mahiye Sevin Bayraktar faced disciplinary action for distributing leaflets on behalf of a union.

Haluk Kalafat, bianet’s former chief editor, and Elif Akgül, a former reporter, stood trials over articles from 2015, 2018, and 2019.

The journalists’ lawyers have argued that the case relied heavily on anonymous witness testimonies and lacked substantial evidence.