The police have not yet taken Kesik’s statement despite his detention extended for three consecutive days.

A court has arrested 38 suspects as 11 more people were detained during the raids over the weekend.

The journalists’ apprehension was part of a wider crackdown as several addresses were raided.

Wages remain below the poverty line in many workplaces, especially in non-union ones, according to the TGS report.

Several groups attempted to march to Taksim Square, where the celebrations were prohibited despite a Constitutional Court ruling.

Ankara announced a complete halt on all trade with Israel, citing its failure to ensure that the people of Gaza are provided with adequate humanitarian assistance.

RSF cautions that this should not be interpreted as a positive trend in media freedom within the country.

Human Rights Association Co-Chair Eren Keskin and member Güllistan YArkın stood trial for “insulting the Turkish nation.”

There hasn't been a positive change in press freedom in Turkey during the first quarter of 2024. The government has initiated efforts to discredit the Constitutional Court, which ruled against "online censorship."

Police responded to demonstrators with water cannons, tear gas, and rubber bullets as they attempted to march from the besieged Saraçhane to Taksim.

People from nine cities in the country's Kurdish-populated regions have gathered in Batman to mark the Labor Day.

The İstanbul governor has continued the ban on celebrations in Taksim Square which has been in place since 2013.

The rector reduced the festival from four to two days, banned the setup of a concert stage, and prohibited the use of the Revolution Stadium, the traditional venue for spring festivals. This decision is seen as part of a broader government policy regarding university festivals.

Eighteen lawyers were sentenced to 159 years in prison on “terrorism-related” charges in 2019. The top appeals court has upheld the sentences of lawyers Selçuk Kozağaçlı and lawyer Barkın Timtik.

The events of the night when 17-year-old Dina died remain shrouded in darkness. Feminist lawyers that authorities are reluctant to solve the case.

A man who visited Israel as a tourist stabbed and wounded an Israeli police officer in East Jerusalem.

Elçi, the then-chair of the Diyarbakır Bar Association, was killed in 2015 during a shootout between police officers and Kurdish armed militia.

Suffering from multiple health issues, Makbule Özer was re-arrested this month.

The altercation that led to the fatal shooting stemmed from a dispute over a work assignment.

Prof. Kaska pointed out that throwing a plastic bag into the sea can sometimes be "equivalent to shooting a turtle," as they may mistake it for a jellyfish and ingest it, leading to various life-threatening problems.