“Stay strong! You are not alone…”
A solidarity letter from Deborah Twigger, member of the Amnesty International, to imprisoned journalist Ali Ahmet Böken.
Letter from Kavala: I try to get through this period of suffering with least damage
Osman Kavala, a business man who was arrested for Gezi protests and sentenced life imprisonment, called out of prison in...
Eren Erdem was released
CHP Caucus Member Eren Erdem, who was held in prison for 489 days, held a press conference with Istanbul Provincial...
Layoffs in Hürriyet Newspaper
In Demirören Group’s Hürriyet Newspaper, a lot of employees were laid off.
Call for the 9th European Union Human Rights Short Film Competition
C'mon and let the cameras roll for human rights!
Case for Newspaper Sözcü postponed
The tenth hearing of the case, in which Sözcü newspaper executives, employees and writers were charged with “assisting to an...
AYM: Publication ban on news of MIT trucks is a violation of press and expression freedom
The Constitutional Court evaluated the applications of the bans on the news of 17-25 December investigations made by the Cumhuriyet...
Media Agenda of the past 3 Months Judgements, Prisons and government-supported threat
212 journalist faced trial, 13 were taken into custody. Access to at least 577 online news was denied.
Newspapers in Australia darkened first pages to react to government
On Monday, October 21, all newspapers in Australia blackened their first pages against government restrictions on the press.
Our Press Release in Frankfurt Book Fair
"We are comming where hundred thousands books were burnt up"
Journalists detained ahead of NATO summit as RTÜK warns broadcasters: “We are monitoring your broadcasts”
As detentions targeting journalists, academics and lawyers continue ahead of the NATO Summit to be held in Ankara on July...
Newspaper circulation falls 15 percent in Turkey as digital media expands
Turkey's newspaper industry continued to lose ground to digital media in 2025, according to the Turkish Statistical Institute (TÜİK). The...
EU’s top court upholds record €4.1 billion fine against Google
The European Union's highest court on Thursday upheld the bloc's record €4.1 billion antitrust fine against Google over anti-competitive practices...
Pressure on media in Turkey continues: Two journalists jailed, TV stations fined, opposition outlets barred from NATO accreditation
Journalists Doğa Baskan and Yıldız Tar have been jailed pending trial, while Turkey's media watchdog imposed broadcasting penalties on Halk...
IJA joins international call at the 5th Justice Gathering in Strasbourg
The 5th Justice Gathering, held in front of the Council of Europe and the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR)...
ECHR finds rights violations in cases involving 893 applicants, including journalists
The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) has issued a significant ruling covering a total of 893 applicants in three...
Future of Syrians in Germany discussed at Intercultural Media Dialogue featuring IJA
In a panel held as part of the Intercultural Media Dialogue Rhein-Main, the possible return of Syrians in Germany, the...
ECHR Rules That Journalist Tuncer Çetinkaya’s Rights to Liberty, Security and Freedom of Expression Were Violated
The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) in Strasbourg ruled against Turkey in a judgment announced today concerning journalist Tuncer...
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