"We call on the international community to support Turkey, which aims for the safe and voluntary return of Syrians to their country without any discrimination based on ethnicity or religion," the council has said.

Ten rights defenders were detained during a workshop in July 2017 and charged with "financing terrorism and spying."

The then chairperson of the Diyarbakır Bar Association was shot dead during a press statement on November 28, 2015.

Bilginer has won the Best Performance by an Actor award for his role in the series "Şahsiyet."

Moscow intends to facilitate dialogue between Damascus and the Kurds, Russia's Deputy Foreign Minister has said.

Women have held a march on İstanbul's famous İstiklal Avenue, chanting slogans and holding placards with the names of the killed women.

Attorneys of Demirtaş have made the sixth application to the Constitutional Court regarding the fact that he still in prison despite two release orders.

The ban has been lifted after talks between the district governorship and İstanbul November 25 Women's Platform.

Buse has launched a campaign to crowdfund the budget for a sex reassignment surgery.

"The provisions of the İstanbul Convention on Prevention and Combating Violence against Women and Domestic Violence are not complied with," the association has said.

Eleven women did not want to take legal action "because they feared," the report stated.

The President has called on the CHP Chair, who said the meeting might have happened, to prove the claims.

Jointly organized by the Embassy of Sweden, UN Women and Çankaya Municipality in Ankara, #LightTheDark exhibition is curated by Ekin Kılıç Ezer and Fırat Engin and dedicated to ending violence against women.

The law aims to "collect more taxes from those earning more," according to the AKP.

Speaking about HDP’s recent call for snap elections in response to appointment of trustees to its 24 municipalities, HDP Spokesperson Kubilay has said, “We call on the whole opposition to unite around this request for snap election and to take action.”

The General Directorate of Security contradicted the court, stating that the verdict was "exclusive to that case."

Facing up to 7.5 years in prison, academic and writer Fikret Başkaya has been acquitted in his third hearing today. His attorney Kanat has said, “This verdict will hopefully prevent new lawsuits against freedom of expression.”

After the Court of Cassation overturned the verdicts of conviction in Cumhuriyet case, the defendants stood trial again yesterday. The court has upheld conviction of all former Cumhuriyet employees, except for Kadri Gürsel.

Men have killed at least 302 women and inflicted violence on at least 532 women in 324 days between January 1, 2019 and November 20, 2019.

The legislative proposal that postpones the installation of filters to 15 thermal power plants for another 2.5 years has been approved by the votes of ruling AKP and MHP MPs.