The Freedom of Belief Initiative has found 47 incidents of hate crime targeting various belief groups, mostly Christians and Jews.

Thirty-three of the killed workers were children. İSİG says child employment under the guise of vocational training results in more deaths, which has now become more visible in urban areas.

Açık Radyo’s license was canceled by RTÜK after mentions of the Armenian genocide during a program.

While the Syrian government has yet to respond to Erdoğan’s calls for a meeting with his Syrian counterpart, the CHP has confirmed it will engage in talks with them. However, a Syrian newspaper close to the Damascus government has denied the CHP statement.

For longer routes with lower passenger density, the municipality has introduced boats with a capacity of 33 passengers.

The court has released its detailed ruling in the case of the 2015 killing of Diyarbakır Bar Association President Tahir Elçi.

The fire broke out during renovation work at the building.

In the article, Şardan mentioned a report prepared by the country’s intelligence agency about high judicial bodies and submitted to the president.

The Community Peacemaker Teams (CPT) has released a report detailing Turkey's ongoing military operations in Iraq's north.

The unemployment rate for men stood at 7%, while it was at 11% for women.

The regulation was enacted in March 2022, contravening the Olive Law.

Mehmet Darga was put in solitary confinement reportedly because of his participation in hunger strikes protesting PKK leader Öcalan’s confinement.

The Justice Ministry rejected a previous appeal from Kavala’s lawyers.

Trans people are faced with unfair rental prices, transphobia from landlords and neighbors and difficulties in pursuing legal recourse, exacerbating the housing crisis.

Last month saw 23 LGBTI+ activists detained and various events to celebrate the Pride Month banned.

Turkstat, whose reliability has been questioned for many years, is now accused of manipulating the June inflation figures to enable the government to keep pension increases low.

“Foundation universities, driven by short-term financial plans and market conditions, are conducting what amounts to a purge based on legally questionable fixed-term contracts," says a union official.

"Even with the presence of samurai wasps, farmers should not abandon their own methods,” a forestry official has warned despite success.

“The Forest Management Directorate allows anyone with money in their pocket to cut down forests as they please,” said an activist.

Mahiye Sevin Bayraktar faced disciplinary action for distributing leaflets on behalf of a union.