Amid questions over its independence, the institution has fallen short of the standards set by the Global Alliance of National Human Rights Institutions.

Turkey’s Jews should not be held accountable for Israeli PM Netanyahu’s actions, says Nesim Bencoya, coordinator of the İzmir Jewish Cultural Heritage Project.

Two military vessels delivered 300 tons of humanitarian aid to Lebanon and are returning to Turkey with 2,500 citizens on board.

The law article which constituted the legal ground for the censorship will no longer be effective as of Oct 10, according to a Constitutional Court decision.

A closed parliamentary session held regarding the Israeli threat was no more informative than regular news coverage, according to CHP leader Özgür Özel.

The ship followed a complex route and “ghost vessels” were involved to avoid detection, said the Interior Ministry.

Recent praise of femicides has drawn attention to incel groups on Discord, which have apparently been involved in animal torture and child abuse.

Pro-Kurdish groups intended to mark  the 26th anniversary of the start of the international pursuit of Abdullah Öcalan with a rally.

Tokmak has been sentenced to a 10-day solitary confinement over material containing “terrorist propaganda” despite denying that the seized material belonged to her.

The reason for the musicians’ detention remains unclear.

The app has come under scrutiny after messages praising a teenager who burtally killed two 19-year-old women.

The child’s mother, her partner and two minors are remanded in custody in connection with the incident.

A documentary focusing on civil servants dismissed under emergency decrees enacted following the 2016 coup attempt was banned again this year.

Protesters hold the government responsible for what they call the policies of impunity and demand an effective implementation of the law on violence against women.

LGBTI+ activist Iris Mozalar reflects on her arrest for “inciting the public to hatred and hostility" due to her social media posts and her experiences during the imprisonment.

Nearly half of the court-ordered alimony payments are not made, and the  the payments that are made remain insufficient for women to cover basic needs, according to the Women’s Solidarity Foundation.

Twenty defendants, including relatives of those forcibly disappeared and their lawyers, have been acquitted of attempting to hold an illegal demonstration

Several groups have released statements drawing attention to the increased mistreatment of stray dogs following the enactment of the new law.

Abdulkadir Kuday lost his life in prison on Oct 2. His lawyers argue that the refusal of his appeal violated the prohibition of torture.

The government has disclosed the number of work-related fatalities for the first time in a decade. Its figures were higher than what İSİG could identify.