Turkey detained four employees of a satirical magazine including a cartoonist accused of depicting the Prophet Muhammad, as the government intensifies its crackdown on dissent.

Authorities have censored the satirical magazine LeMan due to the publication of a "Muhammad-Moses" cartoon in its Jun 26 issue. Courts have ordered the blocking of access to the magazine’s website ...

The panel session on “The role of women in human development for climate change resilience” was held within the framework of ...

Istanbul protesters target LeMan magazine over controversial cartoon Protests broke out in Istanbul after a satirical ...

Hundreds of Turkish Islamists have attacked a satirical magazine after claiming that it published a cartoon depicting the ...

Four staff members from the magazine were taken into custody on charges of "denigrating religious values." The magazine ...

Turkey’s interior minister Ali Yerlikaya condemned LeMan magazine’s drawing as “shameless”, announcing that its editor-in-chief, graphic designer, institutional director and cartoonist had been ...

Video. Protests broke out in Istanbul after a satirical magazine published a cartoon that appeared to depict figures named Muhammad and Moses greeting each other as missiles fell.

Angry protesters rallied in Istanbul on Tuesday despite a heavy police presence, shouting threats following allegations a ...

Four people were apprehended by law enforcement authorities on Tuesday in Istanbul in connection with the release of a ...

Erdoğan’s beliefs are increasingly evident beyond Turkey’s borders, too. The new regime in Syria has embraced Sharia as the ...

Massive protests have rocked Turkey after a satirical magazine named LeMan published a cartoon depicting two men named ...