The family of a PKK member has received the dead body of their children in a storage box. The dead body of Agit İpek, who died in a conflict in Dersim in 2017, was sent to the family in a plastic box by cargo in May 2020.

Journalists and NGO representatives gathered in front of the Diyarbakır Courthouse to protest the detentions.

Hakkı Boltan has said,“Journalism is a must in this region. People are aware that there is no life without journalism. They know that freedom and rights are directly connected to press. The government does not understand that.”

Journalists who have been kept in custody in Diyarbakır for 7 days have drawn attention to the possibility of fabrication of evidence. "We did not commit any crime other than journalism."

A parliamentary company had requested the company to explain its algorithms after claims that it favors outlets critical of the government.

The government aims to silent critical journalism ahead of the elections, according to representatives of journalism groups.

"Disinformation is an important issue and needs to be combatted but not at the price of restricting journalists' rights and the public's rights of freedom of expression," 23 organizations said in a statement.

Police raided homes of journalists and the office of a news agency in the early hours of the morning.

Despite previously permitting the play, the Mersin Governor's Office canceled the event 20 hours before the scheduled time.

Accused of sending money to the imprisoned journalists Nedim Türfent and Ziya Ataman, Dicle Müftüoğlu has been released on probation after giving her statement to the prosecutor’s office.

According to a new report, 11 journalists were detained and 11 were subjected to ill-treatment in a month.

The court has converted the sentence to a monetary fine of 10,500 lira. Yıldırım had withdrawn his complaint.

The reporter was asked whether she had received instructions from anyone to report on the incident.

The journalist was not at home when the raid took place. She was later detained at the police department, where she went to give a statement.

The crowd is allowed to hold a gathering in an alley in Taksim while İstiklal Avenue, Taksim Square and the Gezi Park are closed by the police.

Several concerts and other cultural events have been banned in various places of Turkey over the past month.

Three Tv outlets are facing monetary fines for broadcasting Kılıçdaroğlu's claims that Erdoğan was preparing to flee the country after a possible defeat in the elections.

Those who disseminate false information about the "internal and external security of the country, public order and public health" will face up to three years in prison.

Sexual harassment by prison staff, working for long hours for low salaries, need for legal advice… Women prisoners face various difficulties in Turkey.

The Press Law will be amended to cover online news outlets, which will have the same criminal and legal responsibility as the periodical publications.