Members of the Freedom for Lawyers Association gathered in front of the Diyarbakır Courthouse to bring attention to prisoner deaths.

Diagnosed with dementia over a year ago, Tuğluk is still kept in prison despite her worsening condition.

Municipal officials in the capital city ask foreign citizens to pay for time higher "deposit fees" for first subscriptions, but there are no written instructions for such a practice, said a union head.

Some 1,500 hectares of forests were damaged in the fires, according to the authorities.

Bashar Khattab Ghazal al-Sumaidai, a citizen of Iraq, was transferred to the judicial authorities after he was questioned by intelligence units, said the president.

Farmers say they have to travel long distances to find water for their livestock.

A poem about the 2015 conflict in the country's Kurdish-majority regions has been deemed "terrorist propaganda."

The court verdict was based on the statements of an anonymous witness, the lawyers pointed out.

A two-year-old child was killed after reportedly failing off a balcony. Medical reports indicate that she had been raped.

Maja Sever displayed a banner that read "#FreeTurkeyJournalists" on a street that was closed to traffic because of Erdoğan's visit.

Özer was sent to prison after she was found guilty of "aiding a terrorist organization."

The ministry decision came despite a Council of State ruling revoking a permission for her investigation.

HDP deputy Remziye Tosun has submitted a parliamentary question about a prisoner's recent death.

Helin Şen, 12, was killed by a shot fired from an armored vehicle. The court refused to arrest the defendant.

"It's not me but those who committed the robbery in the people's municipalities who should stand trial," said Oktay Candemir.

The judge was previously appointed as a penal judge of peace despite not meeting the criteria.

Men inflicted violence on at least 79 women, abused at least 12 girls and boys, harassed at least 13 women, and forced six women to do sex work.

The state should offer apologies and compensate the losses caused by the 1955 pogrom, the HDP has said.

The indictment says the singer's joke about religious schools provoked a part of the people against another, demanding her ben sentenced.

The amended principles include "vague restrictions" on press freedom, the TTB has said.