Activists in the capital city mark the Pride Week with various events.

Recent Eurostat data shows Turkey had 568 police officers per 100,000 people in 2021, surpassed only by Montenegro and Serbia.

After 13 months behind bars without appearing in court, Serdar Altan, Aziz Oruç, Mehmet Ali Ertaş, Zeynel Abidin Bulut, Ömer Çelik, Mazlum Güler, İbrahim Koyuncu, Neşe Toprak, Elif Üngür, Abdurrahman Öncü, Suat Doğuhan, Remziye Temel, Ramazan Geciken, Lezgin Akdeniz, and Mehmet Şahin are to be released today pending trial.

One of the eight convicts of the Gezi Park case, Can Atalay, a prominent human rights defender, has not been released despite being elected an MP.

The municipality's cultural assets director hosted an official form Tate Modern at Artİstanbul Feshane, which will be at the center of the collaboration.

The minister said they may open girls' schools as some families don't want their daughters to study with boys.

Minister Yusuf Tekin argued that the reason that families do not send their girls to school is that they say, "I do not want to send my girl to a school together with the boys."

"The Gezi trial is a mockery of justice and exemplifies Turkey's rule of law and human rights crisis," a HRW official has said.

President Erdoğan said a new phase of cooperation is beginning between his country and the US.

Adnan Çobanoğlu of Çiftçi-Sen, a farmers' union, talked to bianet about the draft law which will zone forested lands and olive groves to housing.

Yanardağ was remanded in custody after he criticized the prison conditions of PKK leader Öcalan.

Mustafa Gürpınar was working for the Gaziemir Department of Forestry in İzmir.

Worker's Party of Turkey Chairperson Erkan Baş submitted a parliamentary question and asked if the workplaces will be closed in order to protect workers health and reduce their life-threatening risks.

For over a decade, Bayancuk faced accusations of being a member of ISIS and al-Qaeda, standing one trial after another.

The imprisoned Kurdish journalists appeared in court today after 13 months in the case where 18 journalists are standing trial. Journalism unions and organizations, as well as opposition MPs were present in the hearing to support them.

The workers demand improvements in their wages, equal status with other public employees, and reduction in tax deductions.

The exhibition focuses on the multi-cultural nature and the story of institutionalization of Byzantine studies in Turkey. With the exhibition, many materials, such as archive documents or videos, can be seen for the first time.

Sweden pledges active support for Turkey's efforts to update the Turkey-EU Customs Union and revitalize the accession process.

In the three-month period, at least five journalists were forced to leave the outlets they were working for or had to quit due to disputes related to publication policies or editorial processes.

While the NATO chief has expressed his support for Turkey's EU accession, he stated that it was not a condition for Sweden's NATO membership.