Some private high schools offer classes where senior students don’t have to attend and are guaranteed high grades, enabling them to solely focus on university entrance exams.

Six individuals have been taken into custody as the investigation into the Sep 15 explosion continues.

The poll comes in the wake of last month’s ban on Instagram.

The quake's epicenter was located off the Crete island, about 500 kilometers off Turkey's southwestern coast.

Two grenades were found last week near the Fatih Sultan Mehmet Bridge crossing the Bosphorus strait.

The family has been seeking justice for nearly two years amid lack of answers.

The governor of Kayseri had banned a conference organized by the Hrant Dink Foundation in 2019.

Prisoners serving aggravated life sentences have shared rights violations they experience.

A worker has said that a thorough inspection was carried out and the required measures were taken.

A bystander captured the incident on their cell phone, and the footage quickly spread across social media, leading to public criticism.

The family's participation in the search efforts had drawn criticism, as several of its members were already suspects in the case.

"The massacre in Sabra and Shatilla is one of the symbols of the honorable struggle of the Palestinian people, not only against the occupying forces but also against the policies of the capitalist colonial order to keep all peoples under pressure," the party has said.

The court has asked whether the government has violated provisions of the ECHR by incarcerating Atalay.

Journalists working for both national and local media outlets will be able to travel on the municipality’s public transport network free of charge.

The Turkish-American human rights activist was murdered by Israeli soldiers in the West Bank during a peaceful demonstration.

The explosion occurred at the factory of one of Turkey's leading pasta manufacturers. The Turkish Medical Association blames the incident on inadequate occupational safety measures.

Members of a LGBTI+ rights group distributed sweets for the memory of Ahmet Yıldız, who was killed for being gay, a symbolic case for gay rights in Turkey.

The four individuals fled to Turkey after facing legal action in Iran for their involvement in the protests sparked by the death of Jina Mahsa Amini.

The dismissed worker and trans activists spoke about the challenges they face in working life.

The family’s  status as an influential household in Diyarbakır has fueled suspicions that their influence might lead to the cover-up of the murder.