The prisoner dropped to 39 kilos and must be released immediately, her lawyers have said.

A confidential police document framing 20 journalists, including union leaders, as "FETÖ-linked" was revealed last week.

A family was attacked in a village in Aydın, where they went to see the house they bought.

As a general trend, hate crimes are much less reported and documented than other crimes, says the report by the Freedom of Belief Initiative.

Members of the Freedom for Lawyers Association gathered in front of the Diyarbakır Courthouse to bring attention to prisoner deaths.

Diagnosed with dementia over a year ago, Tuğluk is still kept in prison despite her worsening condition.

A poem about the 2015 conflict in the country's Kurdish-majority regions has been deemed "terrorist propaganda."

Maja Sever displayed a banner that read "#FreeTurkeyJournalists" on a street that was closed to traffic because of Erdoğan's visit.

Özer was sent to prison after she was found guilty of "aiding a terrorist organization."

"It's not me but those who committed the robbery in the people's municipalities who should stand trial," said Oktay Candemir.

The state should offer apologies and compensate the losses caused by the 1955 pogrom, the HDP has said.

The indictment says the singer's joke about religious schools provoked a part of the people against another, demanding her ben sentenced.

The investigation was opened into a YouTube video where Dündar comments on current affairs.

The Tigris-Euphrates Journalists Association has released the August edition of its reports on rights violations against journalists.

The singer is currently under house arrest because of a joke she made about Türkiye's religious vocational schools.

The incident happened after the HDP's Peace Day rally. The journalists will file a criminal complaint against the officers.

The man reportedly attempted to escape from a police car after being detained.

Political parties and rights groups organized events in İstanbul, Ankara, Diyarbakır and several other cities to mark Peace Day. Police detained dozens of people in İstanbul's Kadıköy. bianet reporter Tuğçe Yılmaz was harassed by a police officer.

After spending four days in jail, the pop singer was released to house arrest on Monday.

The Diyarbakır Bar filed a complaint against the prosecutor who handled the delivery of the bones, demanding him be put on trial for "disrespect towards the memory of a person."