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From the Kaz Mountains to the Black Sea, women are defending not only nature but also their identities, labor, and right to ...
“The burden of premiums is heavy, there’s no support, and informal employment is widespread. Tens of thousands of ...
A court has ruled to extend the detention of journalist Ercüment Akdeniz, who appeared before a judge for the first time ...
The court ruled that "at least one right was violated" in 79,565 cases among over 686,000. The Constitutional Court has ...
Turkey experienced record-breaking temperatures in July, with the southeastern district of Silopi in Şırnak province reaching ...
Turkey's broad unemployment rate rose to 32.9% in June, reflecting a total of 11.6 million people who are unemployed, ...
President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has postponed a planned strike by mine workers for 60 days, citing protection of national ...
The widespread adoption of digital media platforms today has created the need to redefine the concept of press freedom.
The acquittal of a defendant on charges of crimes against humanity was upheld, raising concerns that the statute of ...
"They didn’t fine us, but they documented us. The new law hasn’t even passed yet, but they’re already enforcing it on us," ...
The acquittal of a defendant on charges of crimes against humanity was upheld, raising concerns that the statute of ...
Retail prices in İstanbul rose by 2.62% in July, bringing the annual inflation rate to 42.48%, according to data released by ...