Members of an NGO are standing trial for screening the movie "Pride."

Canada had imposed the embargo first because of Turkey's 2019 incursion into Syria and then of its backing of Azerbaijan in the Karabakh war.

AKP Group Deputy Chairperson Leyla Şahin Usta stated, "The decision regarding Can Atalay will be read in the Parliament today or this week, and his parliamentary membership will be revoked."

According to the 2023 Corruption Perceptions Index by Transparency International, Turkey dropped to 34 points and ranked 115th out of 180 countries.

The publication ban imposed by the Istanbul 5th Criminal Peace Judgeship on Sunday's church attack is not the first. In 2023, courts and judges issued 114 publication bans on various incidents. However, in 2019, the Constitutional Court and in 2021, the European Court of Human Rights ruled that such bans violate freedom of expression and the press. These bans not only affect the media but also amount to censorship of the public's right to information.

Mehmet Altıntaş was allegedly subjected to a physical assault by police officers when he refused to bowing his head while an officer attempted to push his head down.

During the funeral ceremony, Massimiliano Palinuro, the spiritual leader of the Latin Catholic Community, stated, "Our deceased brother was like a pure angel. He lost his life trying to save our congregation."

Twenty three of those detained in the operation following the attack at Saint Mary Church in İstanbul on Sunday, with no determined connection to the incident, have been sent to a repatriation center to be deported.

123 authors have published a joint statement in response to the lynching content circulating on social media against Elif Şafak.

The DEM Party released a statement regarding the attack on the Saint Maria Italian Catholic Church, where one person lost his life and ISIS claimed responsibility.

The primary legal model widely used for the exploitation of child labor in Turkey is apprenticeship, says the İSİG.

Dicle Müftüoğlu who has been in detention for nine months stated, "As a journalist imprisoned due to criminalization of professional activities, I am raising my voice against silence."

The initiative highlighted the need for local governments and political parties to address illegal actions and statements that lead to unhappy and unhealthy lives for animals in areas where they are exposed to various diseases.

Safiye Alağaş is running for co-mayor of Siirt for the DEM Party.

Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya stated that two attackers have been apprehended, noting, "We assess that both individuals, one from Tajikistan and the other from Russia, are affiliated with ISIS."

The journalist may go to prison for "insulting" the attackers.

Hakkı Özdal, the Editor-in-Chief of Evrensel, claimed that the decision was political, stating, "We witnessed the connection between the defendant and the decision-makers with our own eyes." He emphasized that Evrensel would continue its struggle both against the regime's judiciary and directly against the capitalist class.

Political parties and civil society organizations announced in a meeting held in Diyarbakır that they will launch a "Great Freedom March" on February 1 for the "physical freedom" of PKK leader Abdullah Öcalan.

Discussions were focused on the situation on the ground, regional developments, the political process, returns, and humanitarian aid in the meeting on Syria held in Astana with the participation of Turkey, Russia, and Iran.

The parliament recently approved the Nordic country's NATO accession.