Expression Interrupted

Journalists and academics bear the brunt of the massive crackdown on freedom of expression in Turkey. Scores of them are currently subject to criminal investigations or behind bars. This website is dedicated to tracking the legal process against them.

Second hearing in "espionage" case: Court rules to keep all defendants in jail

The court has ruled that all defendants should remain in custody, and adjourned the case until 29 September 2026

JOINT STATEMENT: Rights organizations express alarm at wave of detentions of journalists

P24 and 26 other rights organizations are expressing profound alarm at the recent wave of detentions and arrests of journalists and civil society representatives in Türkiye

Hakan Tosun murder case: Camera footage to be analyzed by expert

In the trial concerning the murder of journalist and video activist Hakan Tosun, the court has ruled that the defendants should remain in detention, and adjourned the case until 22 September

Three journalists detained

Thirty-nine people, including journalists, have been detained as part of operations carried out ahead of the NATO summit

Journalist Aslıhan Gençay acquitted

Journalist Aslıhan Gençay, who had been on trial on charges of “insulting a public official” following a complaint by the Minister of National Education, Yusuf Tekin, has been acquitted

Trial of journalist Can Öztürk and Boğaziçi University students adjourned

The court has rejected the defense lawyers' request that an occupational health and safety report be drawn up and that footage relating to the incident be obtained, and adjourned the case

Zişan Gür acquitted

The court, ruling in line wth the prosecutor's request, has decided that all defendants be acquitted individually

Trial of İsminaz Temel and Havva Cuştan adjourned

The court ruled that the arrest warrants against the defendants should remain in force and that the judicial supervision measures imposed on the defendants should continue

JOINT LETTER: Rights organizations call on NATO to raise concern over accreditation denials

P24 and 14 other rights organizations, has written to NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte to raise urgent concerns about the denial of accreditation to independent media in Türkiye

Court decides to maintain international travel ban on Yıldız Tar

The court, which rejected Tar’s lawyers’ requests to have the judicial supervision measures lifted, adjourned the case until 24 November

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