The panel, jointly organized by P24 and the Swedish Consulate, assessed how legal pressure, digital disruption, and political instability are reshaping the media landscape, highlighting risks to press freedom and exploring pathways for resilience and adaptation

This year’s Susma report presents a tally of censorship cases alongside six essays that examine the impact of censorship on society, culture, and individual lives.

Marking World Press Freedom Day, P24 explored the erosion of media trust and the evolving landscape of journalism.

Twelve journalists from eight cities were invited to P24’s second climate and ecology journalism workshop, designed to equip them with the skills to produce high-quality, in-depth reporting

P24 recently held a climate and ecology journalism workshop in Antalya, bringing together 13 journalists from various regions of the country to share their experiences and best practices in this crucial field

The “Sus-ma: Censorship and Self-Censorship Inside-Outside” exhibition at Kıraathane explores the impacts of censorship on both political prisoners and society at large, showcasing powerful art and photography that highlights the struggle for artistic freedom

The festival is a celebration of Turkey’s literary diversity, featuring an eclectic mix of high quality publishers

How do artists persevere? Kıraathane’s new exhibition offers a profound insight into the daily struggle and the resilient human spirit of artists and culture workers

TV dramas have become Turkey’s most recognizable industry. However, the scripts often reinforce stereotypical gender roles. Susma raises the question: Do these portrayals amount to covert censorship?

The interviews featuring prominent and well-known journalists provide rich anecdotes that offer a better understanding of journalism in Turkey

Are red lines imposed by authority figures such as the government or patriarchy? rezzan gümgüm’s exhibition guarantees to provoke critical thinking

Speak Up, P24’s platform campaigning against censorship, organized monthly events at the Kıraathane Istanbul Literature House to highlight books considered “harmful” by a state committee to protect minors.

Application deadline: 21 February 2024

Kıraathane Istanbul Literature House’s first exposition of the year opened its doors last week. “Herkes Heyecanlanır Sanmıştım” / “I Thought Everybody Would Be Excited,” a collection of vignettes and drawings by Nazım Hikmet Richard Dikbaş, can be visited until February 16

Marking the Working Journalists Day in Turkey, P24 discussed the media’s deep-rooted issues, including labor conditions and editorial standards, and explored ways to address them

Application deadline: 15 October 2023

Application deadline: 10 January 2023

Application deadline: 12 April

Entries published between Jan. 1 – Dec. 31 2017 are eligible to participate in the award scheme, organised by P24 on behalf of the EU

€10,000 in prize money to encourage work of holding power accountable.

Opportunity for journalists to join in regional election tour

Kendi deyimiyle “şarkı söyleyen bir gerilla” olan Delila’nın dağ günlükleri Hasan Cemal’in gazetecilik merakı ve inadı sayesinde günyüzüne çıkıyor