According to the data collected by Deep Poverty Network, the poorest population of İstanbul live in the districts of Esenyurt, Şişli, Çekmeköy, Ataşehir,Sancaktepe, Sultanbeyli, Kağıthane, Ümraniye, Fatih and Arnavutköy.

Put on trial for having signed the declaration “We will not be party to this crime,” academic Lütfiye Bozdağ has been acquitted in the retrial that started after the Constitutional Court concluded that the freedom of expression of Peace Academics was violated.

Around 60 tents of Romani people were removed by municipality teams in Alaçatı neighborhood in İzmir. “We have been living in Çeşme for 30 years, we have been suffering from this for 30 years,” they have protested.

So far, 374 prisoners have recovered from Covid-19 while thousands have been released as part of Covid-19 measures, according to Turkey's prison directorate.

Turkey’s Ministers of Foreign Affairs and Treasury and Finance and National Intelligence Organization (MİT) head were in Libya to hold talks with Libya’s UN-recognized Government of National Accord (GNA) officials, including PM al-Sarraj.

Main opposition CHP MP Kadıgil has addressed two Parliamentary questions to the Ministers of Interior and Justice and raised concerns over the increasing number of hate attacks targeting the LGBTI+ community in Turkey.

A pickup truck with workers on board has exploded in Turkey’s southeastern province of Şırnak, claiming the lives of four people.

Addressing the public following a Science Board meeting, Health Minister Koca has shared information about the average number of daily cases in major cities and the average age of fatalities. “Land ahead, but the sea is still rough,” he has noted.

The two largest cities of Turkey, as well as Bursa, have made the use of face masks obligatory after the Ministry of Health's recommendation.

The Health Ministry has reported 1,429 cases and 1,261 recoveries for the past 24 hours.

The group started the march from Edirne is in İstanbul on the third day.

The government is "hounding social media users, journalists, doctors and others, and invoking legal provisions that criminalize dissent, in efforts to silence its critics," says Amnesty.

İstanbul Protestant Church Foundation Chair Timur Topuz says that pastors who come to Turkey or live here have been facing a series of hindrances and hardships since 2019.

The incident was aimed at "threatening and intimidating" the lawyer, the Human Rights Association has stated.

Standing trial on charge of “propagandizing for an organization,” Jin News reporter Beritan Canözer has been sentenced to 1 year, 10 months, 15 days in prison.

Lawyer Dr. Güray Dağ raises concerns that the recently introduced method of “e-hearing” will cause problems in terms of both the principle of immediateness and in interrogations at court, especially when it comes to bringing out the truth.

The eastern group left Van for Bitlis today while the western group was in İstanbul.

16-year-old Ramazan Şimşek was crushed by a hoeing machine and lost his life in Turkey’s Black Sea province of Giresun. He was on his way back from ploughing a field.

Semiha Alankuş, an editor for daily Yeni Yaşam, has been acquitted of “membership of an organization.” The court has concluded that the statement of an anonymous witness cannot be the sole basis for a judgement.

Six coal-fired plants have reopened after they were shut down in January because of failing to make investments needed to fulfill environmental obligations.