bianet’s women and LGBTI news editor Çiçek Tahaoğlu and freedom of expression news editor Elif Akgül have explained gender based journalism with examples from bianet and most of the media outlets.

Documentary director and BBC correspondent Jiyar Gol has been deported after being detained in İstanbul.

The indictment prepared against journalists Ömer Albayrak, Metin Yoksu, Tunca Öğreten, Derya Okatan, Mahir Kanat, E.S. and Deniz Yücel has been submitted to the court.

The Out D’Or Awards, which aim to increase LGBTI visibility, were granted in a ceremony organized by the LGBTI Journalists’ Association in Paris yesterday.

No release order has been issued in the case in which Aslı Erdoğan, Necmiye Alpay, Ragıp Duran, Filiz Koçali, İnan Kızılkaya, Eren Keskin, Bilge Oykut, Zana Kaya and Kemal Sancılı are tried. The court has lifted international travel ban imposed on Aslı Erdoğan and Necmiye Alpay.

bianet editor Çiçek Tahaoğlu has been nominated for Out D’Or Awards, which are granted to individuals and initiatives which contribute to increasing LGBTI visibility in French and world public.

Evrensel correspondent Cemil Uğur has been sentenced to 1 year and 3 months in prison (deferred) charged with “propagandizing for a terrorist organization” due to his Facebook postings.

Mathias Depardon, a journalist from France was deported to France today after being kept one month in detention in a removal center in Antep province.

The latest hearing in the trial of Özgür Gündem daily Editors-in-Chief on Watch Şebnem Korur Fincancı, Erol Önderoğlu and Ahmet Nesin was held today.

A petition addressed to President Erdoğan has been launched for Depardon, a journalist from France kept at a removal center in Antep province. Depardon’s mother wants to go to Antep today.

Evrensel daily’s managing editor Çağrı Sarı and it’s former grant holder Arif Koşar have been sentenced to 5 months in prison for the report “Police rake people in Nusaybin: 3 injured”. Their punishment has been deferred.

Turkish Publishers Association in its Freedom to Publish Report (2016-2017) has documented that 30 publishing houses have been closed, Kurdish books have been banned and Albert Camus and Spinoza were described as “members of an illegal organization” in a bill of indictment.

Nevşin Mengü, who was reportedly taken off from main news bulletin due to her comment on Trump-Erdoğan meeting, has declared that she returned to main news bulletin.

Independent Communication Network and Reporters Without Borders’ joint project “Cyber Security and Journalism in Digital World Workshop” has been organized in Akyaka district in Muğla province.

Imprisoned journalist Ahmet Şık has been granted Günter Wallraff Critical Journalism Award.

Aydınlık Daily’s Editor-in-Chief İlker Yücel who was taken into custody in Iğdır, arrested later by the court and sent to prison, has been released after paying the penalty fine in amount of 25,300 Euro.

Administrative Board Chair Güzüpek and Kurdish section editor Ertaş of closed Dicle News Agency have been detained during a house raid.

Executives of BirGün daily, İbrahim Aydın and Berkant Gültekin have been sentenced to 21 months in prison on charge of “defaming the President” have submitted themselves to Kırklareli Prison for the execution of their prison sentence. They are expected to be release since the period of release on probation has been increased to two years.

Being detained as part of an operation launched into Sözcü daily employees and its owner Burak Akbay, correspondent Gökmen Ulu and editor-in-chief in charge of website Medha Olgun were arrested, financial affairs manager Yonca Yücekaleli was released.

Mathias Depardon, a photo journalist from France who was taken into custody in Batman has been on hunger strike since May 21. Depardon is being charged with “propagandizing for an illegal organization” due to his Instagram postings.