Five trans women arrested in Ankara as part of the “My Family Is Safe” operations will appear in court for the first time on November 12. The We Want Freedom Campaign and LGBTI+ organizations have called on the public to attend the hearing.

The 31st Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP31) opens in Antalya today and will run until November 20. The first day will focus on food security, agriculture, water efficiency, and the health impacts of climate change. Özgür Gürbüz and Cansu Acar are covering COP31 for bianet.

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According to a study by scientists from Bartın and İstanbul universities, the Erikli floodplain forest shrank by 16 percent over 30 years, while wetlands in Sakagöl disappeared or deteriorated. Human pressure is increasing the ecosystem’s vulnerability.

The student who works at a barbershop in Gebze says he was subjected to violence after forgetting to serve tea to a customer, works from 9 am until 10.30 pm and has not been paid for two months.

Fatma Betül Sayan Kaya was formally arrested while her husband İlyas Kaya was released under judicial supervision.

The investigation was opened after a complaint by a ruling party MP.

The motives of the attacks are not clear as the police are searching for the suspect or suspects.

The requirement has raised concerns over vague restrictions on speech as it differs from the UN rules protecting inclusive participation.

The blocked article examined allegations of an exploitation network targeting women university students in Dersim in the light of the findings in the investigation into student Gülistan Doku’s 2020 disappearance.

Despite limited awareness of the summit, the public supports renewable energy and a phaseout of coal and believes the government should do more to tackle climate change.

Mustafa Bakcı and Şaban Sevinç have been indicted on disinformation, slander and insult charges over their social media posts about the fund crisis.