A prisoner in Tekirdağ was prevented from gifting a bracelet he made to a visitor.

Schools serving Turkey’s Armenian community have admitted students from Armenia as “guest students” for the past 14 years. The ministry is now reportedly considering ending this practice.

“I’m trying to keep my life going by working. Because if I don’t work today, I go hungry tomorrow."

The system reportedly analyzes information contained in case files and automatically compares it with data registered in the ministry’s system.

The new law introduces new sentencing regimes for children aged between 12-14 and 15-17 separately.

The university and lower courts had required the man to use a diploma bearing his deadname.

“We feel and experience our shared living spaces shrinking by the day. Nearly all the coastal areas that we used freely for years, and whose status as public spaces was supposedly protected by the Constitution and the Coastal Law, have now been privatized," sasy a local activist.

The call center has been available in Turkish, English and Arabic.

The court rejected the application on procedural grounds. State hospitals previously issued contradicting reports on Emrah Bayram's bone age.

Alevi groups called for an effective investigation into the incident.

Yıldırım has been in prison for 33 years. His conditional release is scheduled for Aug 25 after the latest delay.

Mater’s lawyer noted after the initial transfer that the prisoners' families and lawyers were based in İstanbul and that the transfer would make visits more difficult.

Being imprisoned doesn't strip people of their properpty rights, notes Melisa Gebeş from CİSST.

Two migrants were detained after crossing into Hakkari. They alleged torture and ill-treatment during detention.

Mater and Özerden have been held in İstanbul since their 2022 imprisonment. Their lawyers view the decision as a form of punishment as the two prisoners' families and lawyers reside in İstanbul.

Today marks the 11th anniversary of the bombing that killed 34 socialist youths who had joined an event in the border town of Suruç to show solidarity with Syrian Kurds.

Preventive policies require much more comprehensive work than a single legislative amendment, warns lawyer Seda Akço.

Six graves were damaged during the incident as law enforcement is working to identify and capture the suspect.

Dost said he wasn't allowed to use toilets during his detention and was subjected to physical violence.

Several left-wing groups gathered to protest the summit, calling for an end to the global arms race which they describe as preparation for "a new war of redivison."