Abdullah Arvas, the ruling party’s candidate for Van, alleged that Candemir had called him a 'thief, embezzler, and contractor' in one of his articles.

Boğatekin’s case “encapsulates all the problems arising from justice in Turkey,” said Erol Önderoğlu, the RSF representative in Turkey.

Ferhat Sezgin was one of the four journalists who were detained while covering the protests in İstanbul.

Despite the propaganda ban in place, TRT Haber aired campaign advertisements featuring President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and candidates from his ruling AKP on the election day.

A journalism group denounced the verdict, asserting that it will encourage such attacks.

TV and music industry were affected from censorship the most, according to the Speak Up Platform.

Adal received the award for his report about an individual who, as a witness in hundreds of investigations, contributed to the detention of more than 600 people mostly on charges related to "terrorism."

Whether they communicate directly with the media or complain about problematic content via existing self-regulatory mechanisms, the role of citizens and the civil sector in the fight for better quality journalism is irreplaceable.

The prisoner, a “terror” convict, has been behind bars for 25 years. The money Aşut has sent to him amounts to less than 20 dollars.

New regarding the death of a patient in an İzmir hospital was censored. The censorship has been lifted after the Constitutional Court annulled a law article allowing access bans on grounds of "violation of personal rights."

Gültekin has become the 75th journalist to receive a sentence on this charge.

Söylemez stood trial for allegedly "marking a counterterrorism official as a target for a terror group" in a column article.