Journalists and journalism organizations have commemorated journalist Abdi İpekçi on the 43rd anniversary of his death in an armed attack.

Months an 2016 amendment to the Constitution, 40 HDP deputies were stripped of their legislative immunities and several of them were put in prison.

MHP Chair Devlet Bahçeli spoke at the Parliamentary Group Meeting of his party. Targeting the mayor of the opposition-led İstanbul Metropolitan Municipality, he said, “They are supposedly being followed, watched, bugged… Get over it.”

With a solidarity protocol signed by two associations, the children who were subjected to abuse and who lost their mothers to male violence will be provided with scholarships throughout their secondary and higher education.

Responding to a parliamentary question, the minister of family and social services did not disclose the number of child workers in Turkey.

Akar has warned against "uncontrolled escalation" between Moscow and Kyiv.

Human rights and journalism groups say the judicial harassment of journalists should end.

Appealing to the Council of State, the Union of Turkish Bar Associations has underlined that a recent circular on “press and broadcasting activities” issued by the President may lead to restrictions on basic rights and freedoms and self-censorship.

The Children’s Rights Center of the Diyarbakır Bar has released a statement about the incident where a 10-year-old child was given the microphone by President Erdoğan and made to insult main opposition CHP leader Kılıçdaroğlu at an opening ceremony.

HDP Parliamentary Group Deputy Chair Meral Danış-Beştaş held a press conference at the Parliament and talked about several current issues in Turkey, including a music band being prevented from singing in Kurdish in İstanbul’s Taksim.

The Women’s Commission of Human Rights Association Diyarbakır Branch calls for the release of former HDP MP Tuğluk, who suffers from dementia: “Otherwise, this practice contrary to human dignity will lead to irreversible consequences.”

In a letter addressed to the Hakkari Bar Association, Red Bull Turkey has extended its apologies for the discriminatory remarks of its employee about Hakkari, adding that it is planning to organize sporting, cultural and artistic events in the province.

In 2021, 2,460 asylum applications were made from Turkey to the Netherlands. While the number increased after the coup attempt in 2016, the range of applicants has also widened over the years: Kurds, dissidents, journalists, rights advocates…

The Ministry of Health has announced that over 435 thousand tests were conducted, 93,261 people were diagnosed with the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) and 182 people died of the disease in Turkey in the last 24 hours.

The new project intends to make children gain an awareness of "praying at a mosque and together with the community."

According to the Health Ministry data on the number of COVID-19 cases per 100 thousand people by provinces in the week of January 15-21, the number of cases was 1,245.73 in İstanbul while it was 729.81 in İzmir and 725.62 in Ankara.

The Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure has fined the company operating the North Marmara Highway, which was partially closed due to heavy snowfall and blizzard conditions in İstanbul on January 24. The company will pay 6.8 million lira.

Delivery workers of Turkey's popular e-commerce platforms demand higher wages. After Trendyol workers secured a 38 percent hike, workers of Hepsiburada and Scotty have also began protests.

According to the Confederation of Turkish Trade Unions (Türk-İş), the starvation line of a family of four is 4,249 lira and its poverty line is 13,843 lira in Turkey in January. The current minimum wage is 4,253 lira.

The pro-government media has accused "The Masked Singer" program of "paganism propaganda."