Libel suit against Pelin Özkaptan for her outlet Gazete Karınca’s reporting on a rape trial, latest in a string of alleged abusers suing women journalists for defamation in Turkiye.

Jin TV journalist Dalila Agid loses arm to a suspected Turkish drone strike at the Syrian-Turkish border.

While covering an environmental protest in Turkey’s Mugla Province, police arrest and fine renowned reporter Zeynep Kuray for trespassing.

Fifteen Kurdish journalists, including three women, are released pending trial after 13 months of detention.

CFWIJ appreciates the court’s decision to release Jinnews’ Safiye Alagaş, who has been one of the 26 Kurdish women journalists targeted by authorities in 2022 for their work.

CFWIJ is deeply concerned about the court's decision to dismiss journalist Hale Gönültaş's criminal complaint regarding threats she received from a radical Islamist group.

In two separate trials against women journalists today, the courts ruled in favor of the accused

Women journalists face death threats, physical assault, and arbitrary denial of access during the second round of presidential elections

The trial of 11 journalists, including six women began in Ankara. Five of them have been behind bars for 208 days.

On April 29, police beat and detain journalists Eylem Nazlier, Esra Soybir, Serpil Unal, Zeynep Kuray, Pinar Gayip, and Yadigar Aygun while protesting the mass detentions of journalists in Diyarbakir.

Jinnews reporter Beritan Canözer and 10 other journalists detained in house raids in Diyarbakır, Turkey.

After 10 months of detention, an indictment was prepared against four imprisoned Kurdish women journalists.

Unofficial political youth group threatens journalist Merve Dişli for reporting on a split between AKP youth.

Journalist Melek Fırat and three of her colleagues were attacked by relatives of suspects following a drug operation outside a courthouse.

At least four female journalists in Turkey were subjected to violence last week and targeted by the government's intimidation policies.