The earthquake occurred in Göksun district at 10.12 am local time (GMT+3) at a depth of 7.1 kilometers, according to AFAD. No damage has been reported after the quake.

The organizations criticized the confidentiality order placed on the investigation, which has so far led to the detention of nine journalists among others.

On Nov 22, the Interior Ministry dismissed the mayors of Dersim city and Ovacık district, citing recent court rulings against them on "terrorism" charges, sparking protests.

“I had imagined being freed on a brighter and sunnier day, seeing the light in my loved ones’ eyes in a different atmosphere. But this is good too—I’m free at last," Çomak said upon his release.

When asked whether there will be a meeting between Öcalan and DEM, the president said, “They’re meeting.”

Eighteen individuals, including nine journalists, have been detained in an investigation.

The suspects are charged with being members of ISIS and providing financial support to the group.

Police responded harshly to women who attempted to mark Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women in İstanbul.

The three suspects, all Uzbek nationals, have been extradited to the UAE.

“We will continue to show that journalism is not a crime, no matter where we are. We will persist until those in power understand this,” Alyumat said in a message conveyed through his attorneys.

The DEM Party has filed an application with the Justice Ministry to visit Öcalan at the İmralı island prison.

Nearly 200 demonstrators were detained amid a harsh police response.

Five journalists and a film director have been taken into custody during morning raids on their residences. Two journalists, including bianet reporter Tuğçe Yılmaz, were not present at the addresses at the time of the raids. Yılmaz was later taken into custody after visiting a police department to provide a statement.

The explosion in the TÜPRAŞ refinery's crude oil furnace in İzmir sparked a fire, which was eventually contained.

Police have sealed off all side streets leading to İstiklal Avenue with barricades since midday. After unsuccesfull attempts to gather in Taksim, women gathered near the Karaköy pier. At least 169 demonstrators were detained during the events as police responded violently.

Journalism groups and political parties have expressed support for Ali Kişmir ahead of his trial.

At least 23 people, including four civilians, were killed and 31 other were wounded in recent clashes according to SOHR.

The conference featured speakers including Nadire Mater, Aslı Tunç, Nevin Sungur, Hikmet Adal, Deniz Yazgan-Şenay, Hilmi Hacaloğlu, Burcu Karakaş, Diren Yurtsever, Suncem Koçer, Didem Gençtürk, Oğulcan Yediveren, Üzüm Derin Solak, Selime Büyükgöze, and Yetvart Danzikyan.

The Armenia-based journalist suggested that the entry ban might be related to his reporting on Azerbaijan’s actions in Nagorno-Karabakh.

Two workers were trapped under large marble blocks that slid down with the cascading earth.