Those remanded in custody include academics, journalists, and environmental activists and students.

The Yeşilcam actor passed away at the age of 77.

Police detained more than 65 people, including journalists, during the events.

Prosecutors opened an investigation after a draft report that was mistakenly published.

Prosecutors claimed the detained individuals could "carry out attacks in an effort to portray Turkey as a country associated with terrorism."

On the second and final day of the workshop, participants analyzed news stories involving human rights violations, discussed the principles of accessible journalism, and practiced rights-based reporting and interviewing techniques during sessions led by Mihriban Boyacı.

Two Iranian migrants were apprehended after crossing the border to work as shepherds in Turkey.

Nana, who was sent to Azerbaijan after nearly two months of detention, is living in hiding due to threats from her family and state surveillance, rights groups said.

Following widespread criticism, NATO said it took the decisions "based on the host nation's assesments" and were in contact with Turkish authorities on the issue.

The incident claimed the lives of seven female workers. They were working informally and the workshop was located in an unlicensed building lacking safety measures.

The medical chamber criticized what doctors have been demanding was implemented for the summit.

The first day of the workshop organized by the IPS Communication Foundation/Atölye BİA has been completed. The workshop sessions were led by Sinem Aydınlı, Elif Nur Aybaş, Meral Sözen, and Umut Koşan.