Regarding the workplace murder investigation, 2 lift specialists were detained by the police.

A work elevator carrying workers at Torun Center construction in Istanbul's Mecidiyeköy district fell from floor 32, leaving 10 workers dead.

bianet asked participants of İstanbul for 9th Internet Governance Forum on who the enemy of the internet is. Here are the answers.

Women organizations protested Seda Sayan and Show TV in front of the studios of the channel. Women held a banner that said “Stop praising killers”.

Police officer Ahmet Şahbaz received 7 years and 9 months of prison for shooting Ethem Sarısülük dead. An "unjust provocation" reduction has been applied to Şahbaz’s penalty.

PEN-International and Consulate of Sweden organized a joint panel discussion where changes in 12-year-long AKP power freedom of expression in Turkey were discussed. Schoulgin from PEN and two authors from Turkey debated about those issues.

Turkey's female domestic workers urge the omnibus bill to be redrafted according to their demands and needs. Draft of omnibus will be discussed in the parliamentary session of the parliament in September.

After women organizations' massive protest on Seda Sayan’s TV program, Schafer Company canceled its sponsorship. Executive Board Member of the company talked to bianet and stated that they don’t ever wish to have a bad reputation due to such TV programs.

According to bianet reports, men killed at least 22 women and injured 55 women in August. Torture cases considerably increased and excuses are mostly so: “She didn’t prepare breakfast”, “She didn’t clean the house”, or “She bought a bar of chocolate with them I gave her.”

Journalists Union of Turkey and sports writers gathered on the gate of Galatasaray High School to protest murder of photo journalist Erkan Koyuncu. Having stated that they follow Koyuncu’s case, his colleagues demanded that Football Federation ameliorates working conditions.

While some of them drowned in the pond where they wanted to cool down, others were perished by slamming into lamp posts which were far way taller than them.

Having interpreted the news on NSA’s spying Turkey and supplying information of the intelligence service, Tahir Elçi, lawyer of Roboski families, described spying as “scandal” and stated that it is a crime according to the domestic law and constitution.

In August, at least 158 workers died. 11 out of them were women, 10 were immigrants, and 10 were child workers.

Having been squeezed between the wagon and a pole, worker Metin Keskin lost his life in Soma İmbat Mine.

Freedom and Solidarity Party (ÖDP) Co-chair Bilge Seçkin Çetinkaya stated that there are less women among the high ranking executives in the society and it is also same for the left-hand organizations.

Empowerment of Women Citizens Project conducted by The Association for the Support and Training of Women Candidates (KA.DER) was completed. Having reached the number of 1,708 women, the project aimed at raising awareness on women -especially as voters and potential candidates- about civil rights of women.

bianet interviewed Sabiha Khalil from Syrian Women’s Network (SKA) before she left Turkey three months ago. We talked to her about Syria issue and conditions of refugees.

Having hosted 36 journalist candidates from 33 communication faculties across Turkey and North Cyprus, From School to Newsroom (OHO) program has ended. Participators received their certificates in a cocktail party.

Hundreds of activists celebrated Turkey’s Peace Day yesterday in Istanbul’s Kadikoy district despite the governor’s office ban; urging authorities to pay attention to the situation of Ezidi people.

Recep Tayyip Erdoğan filed against LGBTI activist Levent Pişkin for non-pecuniary damages of 50,000 liras for his tweet “queer”. The complaint statement said that “Levent Pişkin tries to validate every action he made in order to justify himself”.