GZT editors Nazgul Kenzhetay and Emin Karaçak were released and deported ten days later.

18 journalists were acquitted from all charges they have been facing since 2016.

At the eighth hearing of journalist Durket Süren’s trial, the prosecution dropped the charges of “aiding and abetting”.

The police detained Nebiye Arı, Yağmur Kaya, Hilal Işık and other journalists, who were covering a student protest in Ankara.

The third hearing of the trial for three police officers who viciously and deliberately attacked reporter Beyza Kural Yılancı was held.

Legal ordeal for Derya Okata and five other journalists who stand trial for reporting on leaked emails of former energy minister adjourned.

Jin News reporter Gülşen Koçuk was sentenced to one year, 10 months and 15 days in prison.

A lawsuit was filed against İzel Sezer, the Chief Editor of Ileri Haber, on charges of insulting President Erdogan’s former lawyer.

An agreement could not be reached in the ongoing collective bargaining negotiations between the BBC and TGS.

The 13th hearing of the case against journalists Eylem Sonbahar and Sema Karakurt was held.

Legal ordeal for Hazal Ocak, Olcay Büyüktaş Akça, İpek Özbey and Vedat Arık continues as their trial was adjourned for the fourth time.

Cumhuriyet newspaper dismissed eight journalists, five of whom were women, without notice.

Legal ordeal for Özgür Gündem’s former managing editor Reyhan Çapan continues as her trial was adjourned yet again without significant progress.

Kapatılan Taraf gazetesinin eski yöneticisi Yasemin Çongar'ın yargılandığı dava 37’nci kez ertelendi. Mahkeme, 14. Ağır Ceza Mahkemesi tarafından incelenen reddi hâkim talebinin kesinleşmesini beklemeye karar verdi. Bir sonraki duruşmayı 21 Ocak 2022’ye erteledi. Gazetecilikte Kadın Koalisyonu (CFWIJ) olarak altı yıldır karara ulaşmayan hukuki sürecin adil bir yargılama ile sonuçlanmasını diliyoruz. Türk yetkililerden gazeteciliğin suç olmadığını tekrar hatırlatıyor, yargılanan gazetecilerin beraatını talep ediyoruz.

The hearing of the fabricated terror-related case against former Taraf executive Yasemin Çongar and other journalists of the shuttered newspaper was adjourned for the 37th time on Friday. The court decided to wait for the decision on defendant Mehmet Baransu’s request, pending before another court, to change the committee of judges hearing the case. The next hearing is now slated for January 21, 2022. The Coalition For Women In Journalism (CFWIJ) condemns the prolonged trial the journalists have been subjected to for six years. We urge the Turkish authorities and judiciary to ensure a fair trial and drop all bogus charges filed against the journalists based on their critical reporting. We remind the Turkish authorities once again that journalism is not a crime and call for the acquittal of Yasemin and other journalists of the liberal news outlet.