The Court of Cassation upheld the defendant's sentence of two years and one month in prison, ruling that sharing the photos in question constituted a “violation of privacy.”

Footage of the cartoonist's arrest showed him being dragged on the ground, handcuffed behind his back, and his head being pressed down while being escorted by officers.

Roughly one in every 30 people residing in the metropolis went through an ID check in just four hours.

Amid longstanding criticism over the continued imprisonment of ill PKK-linked prisoners, Erdoğan issues pardon for a severely ill prisoner during a new Kurdish peace initiative.

Several Kurdish politicians received prison sentences a year ago for allegedly organizing the deadly 2014 protests.

In Turkey, hundreds of thousands of people over the age of 40 are struggling with unemployment and lack of social security. They find no place in either the public or private sector, and retirement is still years away.

Prison condisiont not only delay Kahraman's treatment but also accelerate his illness, his spouse has said.

“One of the most important aspects that must not be ignored is how those directly affected feel about the process. We believe their support is key to building a social foundation for peace," says the head of the Human Rights Association in Diyarbakır.

"It has been concluded that the interference was not necessary in a democratic society," the Constitutional Court (AYM) emphasized in its decision.

In 2025, the 10 worst countries for workers were Bangladesh, Belarus, Ecuador, Egypt, Eswatini, Myanmar, Nigeria, the Philippines, Tunisia, and Turkey.

Delivery workers turned off their engines in response to platforms that imposed up to a 30% pay cut right before the Eid al-Adha holiday. Vigo and Getir delivery workers are organizing against income losses and harsh working conditions.

Ten workers dismissed for unionizing at the Dutch-owned TKIS Blinds curtain factory in the İstanbul Tuzla Free Zone have been protesting for 218 days, demanding reinstatement and recognition of union rights.

Thousands of workers employed by the İzmir Metropolitan Municipality held a protest march today as their strike entered its second day. The walkout follows the breakdown of collective bargaining negotiations covering around 23,000 workers.

A street artist has painted a mural of the Saturday Mothers/People right next to the police checkpoint in Galatasaray Square.

The issue of state control over the dead has resurfaced with the installation of a CCTV at İbrahim Kaypakkaya’s grave and the denial of the body of Indian Maoist leader Basavaraju to his family.

Onur Yoldaş Mete (SGDF) and Vedat Doğan (Grup Yorum) shared their experiences in what lawyers call 'well-type' prisons during a press conference by the Contemporary Lawyers Association (ÇHD). They described conditions as: “23 hours in a cell, one hour of ventilation – no communication, zero contact.”

“We can’t afford private dorms or apartments. Most of our families earn very low wages or live on retirement pensions.”

Rumors that singer Linet Menaşi served in the Israeli military, along with her Sephardic Jewish identity and dual citizenship, have fueled a campaign of threats and harassment against her.

After Assad's ouster, Arab Alawites, seen as supporters of the regime, have become targets. Those who left their homeland and came to Turkey are concerned about being invisible.

Ayık and two other students were arrested after attending an event held in solidarity with demonstrators detained during the March protests over the arrest of İstanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu.