Detained during house raids across six cities, nine journalists working for Kurdish media outlets have been remanded in custody on suspicion of "being a member of a terrorist organization."

Currently, there are 97 loaded vessels and 15 inbound vessels registered for JCC inspection around İstanbul and an additional 89 that have applied to join the initiative, according to the center.

The imprisoned politician has criticized the opposition politicians who joined accusations of "terrorist propaganda" against the Turkish Medical Association head, who was sent behind bars last week.

There are over 50,000 mukhtars in the country. Despite a slight increase in the share of women mukhtars over the past few years, women's groups call for more representation at the local level.

A prisoner says he had not turned himself in at the expense of at extended prison sentence so that he could save money to make ends meet while in prison.

As part of the Pay Your Workers campaign, workers of Adidas's subcontractors in Türkiye demand the company eliminate the rights violations in its supply chain.

The Türk-İş has released its Starvation and Poverty Line Survey for October.

The lawsuit came after the arrest of TTB Chair Korur-Fincancı because of her comments about the recent "chemical attack" accusations against Türkiye.

According to the BİA Media Monitoring Report of the July-August period, 126 media representatives faced trials. In the last three months, at least five media representatives, including three women and one LGBTI+, were detained. The most important agenda of the three months was the "Disinformation Law."

Both ministers underlined the importance of Türkiye and Israel's efforts to mend bilateral relationships.

Ankara is monitoring Sweden's commitment to the memorandum, the president told Sweden's new PM Ulf Kristersson in a phone call.

President Erdoğan announced that Diyarbakır prison, associated with cruel torture in the aftermath of 1980 coup, is closed and will be converted to a museum and a cultural center.