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Istanbul prosecutors have asked a court to dissolve SPoD and jail four people linked to it for up to three years. It's the third LGBTI+ association targeted for closure in under two months. Here's what the indictment says and what happens next.
An Istanbul court ordered T24's website and social media accounts shut, citing 118 pieces of content from the past year. It's the 'My Family Is Safe' crackdown's biggest media target yet, and journalists say the message is clear: covering LGBTQ+ lives is now treated as a crime.
Turkish police have detained more than 250 people since September 13 in raids on LGBTQ+ organizations, clubs, and homes under an operation the government calls 'My Family Is Safe.' Here's what's happening and why it matters.
Police moved simultaneously at around 1am on Sunday in Istanbul, Ankara, İzmir, Aydın and Mersin. The justice minister says 162 people are under investigation in an operation the state has named 'My Family Is Safe.'
For the eleventh year running, authorities banned Istanbul Pride and locked down Taksim. Marchers turned out regardless. At least 50 people were detained on June 29, among them a journalist with a valid press card and six lawyers.
