IPS Communications Foundation and Press Now organised a two-day training seminar for journalists from Ordu and Giresun.

The case concerning the death of Nigerian refugee Okey in police detention has been sent to the Beyoglu Heavy Penal Court.

On Sunday, the Platform Against Violence Towards Women remembered the 72,643 women who suffered violence last year.

Politicians and journalists who have claimed that the army has used chemical weapons in its fight against the PKK have found themselves in court under Article 301.

A police officer said to have kicked a young man in Avcilar who then died has been arrested. IHD calls for reduction in police powers.

The next hearing of the trial is in January. There has been a dangerous shift of focus in news reports on the trial.

A court decreed that Ergündogan's article in the "Birgün" newspaper contained an insult. Ergündogan will appeal.

A rally was organised by the DTP in Diyarbakir yesterday. Tens of thousands gathered on the Station Square in Diyarbakir to protest against operations and call for rights.

In the light of the threatened closure of the pro-Kurdish Democratic Society Party (DTP), it is enlightening to look back at Turkey's political history.

Prime Minister Erdogan and Chief of General Staff Büyükanit have met in order to talk about developments concerning possible cross-border operations.

On trial for not informing legal authorities about the funeral he was filming, reporter Bal has had to defend himself in court.

122 women, many of them well-known singers, actresses, writers, academics and journalists have gathered under the slogan "We have promised peace" and published their call for peace on the internet and in newspapers.