Based in İstanbul's Tarlabaşı neighborhood, the nonprofit aims to ease the lives of the impoverished, primarily women and children in this socialy excluded place in the metropolis.

Nearly 70 percent of the voters think the ruling party supports the rich.

"Agent of influence," a term widely used by the pro-governtment media to implicate rights defenders, will now reportedly enter the legal framework.

“Let’s agree to disagree,” said the Greek PM when Erdoğan hailed Hamas as a national liberation group.

The auroras, typically not seen this far south, were caused by a significant solar event that occurred earlier this week.

The measures should be accompanied by increasing taxes on the wealthy, suggests economist Cem Oyvat.

The decision marks the first time a conviction under the controversial disinformation law has been reversed

Some 108 HDP members are facing aggravated life sentences for the deadly protests over ISIS attacks on the Syrian Kurdish town in 2014.

Kaya was incarcerated while she was serving as a district mayor in Mardin.

The man’s body will undergo an autopsy. He was convicted of “terrorism” charges.

The journalists were initially sentenced in 2019 but appealed the verdict, leading to a retrial.

The confessor, who had previously claimed to personally know a journalist, admitted during this hearing that they had only seen them on television.

Five workers have been killed in a day on average since the start of the year, the Health and Safety Labor Watch.

Union representatives say the killing was not an isolated incident but a result of years-long policies discrediting teachers.

bianet's former editor-in-chief Haluk Kalafat and former editor Elif Akgül are standing trial for "insulting the Turkish nation" over articles published on the site.

Doğan served 2 years in prison before an appeals court overturned her sentence.

We spoke with investigative writer Zakarya Mildanoğlu about the missing persons ads placed in Armenian-language newspapers during and after the 1915 expulsion.

Recent violent incidents in Turkey's schools, including the killing of a school principal by a student, have brought under the spotlight the issue of violence in educational institutions.

The opposition's success in the local elections has led to an atmosphere of dialogue between the ruling and opposition blocs. This has prompted discussions about the potential retrial of the philanthropist, whose nearly seven-year imprisonment is widely viewed as politically motivated.

The suspects are standing trial for "attempted murder."