Previously, a court had blocked 130 articles, including two news reports on bianet, about Mustafa Doğan İnal.

They had received threats over a "fake report" that they would publish the book in Turkish, said Can Öz.

"Judicial impunity and political polarisation are fuelling concern about a new wave of violence against journalists in the run-up to the June 2023 elections," the group said.

The arrested Kurdish journalist Remziye Temel wrote a letter to bianet about her wardmate Şefika Kandar, a Peace Mother convicted of "terrorism."

"Facing an incident of violence does not prevent me from doing my job. But it caused me to worry about the future," said one of the journalists.

The father of the PKK member says he had to travel to Diyarbakır eight times for the proceedings but the authorities are "looking for excuses" not to give the body to them.

The professor revealed years after an indictment accusing Kavala of espionage that it wasn't Kavala but a journalist whom he ate dinner with. The prosecutors had already known that, said Kavala.

"The songs that Recep Tayyip Erdoğan listens to while drinking raki" and "The songs that Allah was listening to when he expelled Adam from paradise" are among the playlists that were subject to complaints.

Officials told the patriarch that the historical building did not suffer any critical damage.

The families gathered on the 95th day of the "Justice Watch," calling on the justice minister and the president to take action regarding ill prisoners.

"In the eighth year of the genocide against the Ezîdî-Kurds, Türkiye should play its historical role by recognizing this genocide," MP Uca has said.

A masked person fired two shots at a building where the offices of several NGOs, including a Kurdish journalism group backed by the RSF, are located.

The blocked articles, including those on bianet and the Media Monitoring Database, were about bribery allegations against the lawyer.

A prisoner in Diyarbakır allegedly cut his wrist while his arm was broken. He had been held in a solitary cell to "prevent him from killing himself" for nearly a year.

The band was banned from taking part in a festival. Their members were stopped at the entrance of the city.

Having turned his garage into a classroom, Alınak says the intellectuals have the duty to make the state take action for mother tongue education.

The prison administration claimed that Ekinci, who was 170 centimeters tall, hanged himself from an iron bar that was 148 centimeters high from the ground.

According to bianet's Media Monitoring Report April-May-June, 17 journalists were detained and one was released in the three-month period. While 19 journalists were attacked, five women journalists were subjected to online attacks and threats. 12 journalists appeared before a judge for "insulting the president."

The police reportedly seized computers, hard drives, cameras, microphones and other equipment.

In İstanbul, police prevented doctors' march and pushed them with their shields.