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HAK-İŞ condemned Israel's attack on Iran as a "clear assault on regional peace." Chairman Mahmut Arslan stated that international law was disregarded and civilians targeted, calling for urgent intervention from the UN and the international community.

Türkiye Kamu-Sen President Önder Kahveci strongly condemned Israel's attack on the Global Sumud Flotilla carrying aid to Gaza. Following the attack, which he called a "clear violation of international law," he stated that Israel would be recognized as a genocidal state and face sanctions. The confederation declared its solidarity with the Palestinian people.

DİSK Press-İş issued a statement following the death of 5 journalists in Palestine due to Israeli attacks, condemning the attacks and calling for the perpetrators to be tried at the International Criminal Court.

TURK-IS, Turkey's largest labor confederation, issued a strong condemnation of Israel's massacres in Gaza and the attack on the "Global Sumud Flotilla" carrying humanitarian aid. The union demands the immediate release of Turkish and international citizens detained by Israel and calls for the Israeli government to face international law.

Alleged war crimes in Kursk, use of Western weapons, and civilian suffering are detailed for the first time at an international teleconference on June 5, 2025. Russian officials and witnesses reveal the facts.

The Arab League Foreign Ministers, meeting in Istanbul, condemned Israeli attacks on Iran and called for an immediate ceasefire and regional stability. They urged international action against Israel's policies and emphasized a two-state solution.

The June 1, 2025 Official Gazette formalized the effective dates of various international agreements signed by Turkey, including those with Uzbekistan, Ukraine, and Italy, via a new Presidential Decree.

Turkish trade unions make a strong impact at the ILO Conference in Geneva, engaging in labor diplomacy and leading a powerful "Free Palestine" solidarity demonstration at the UN.

KESK Co-Chair Ayfer Koçak made a strong statement in Gaziantep, demanding real collective bargaining with the right to strike, wages above the poverty line, secure employment, and a democratic working life for public employees.

Victory Party demands justice for Ümit Özdağ's 141-day detention, calling it "unlawful" and "against human rights." Protests held in Bursa and Denizli ahead of the Silivri hearing.

The June 17, 2025 Turkish Official Gazette published a Presidential Decree updating the UN Security Council's asset freezing list for combating terrorism financing, along with new regulations for Çanakkale Onsekiz Mart and Fırat Universities, and a BRSA Board decision.

The Official Gazette dated July 24, 2025, published new laws, presidential decrees, and regulations. SCT rates, land consolidation, industrial zone declarations, and international agreements were among the notable headlines.

TÜGİS (Turkish Food Industry Employers' Association) and Çalışma Hayatı Derneği (Working Life Association) have launched the EU and ILO-backed "Big Futures for Small Hands: Say No to Child Labor" project to combat child labor in Turkey. The project addresses the 720,000 child laborers in Turkey and global statistics, aiming to raise awareness and provide training for industry stakeholders.

The Official Gazette of July 14, 2025, features Law No. 7553, debt postponements for Kahramanmaraş earthquake victims, Egypt import decisions, and various urgent expropriation decrees.

Birleşik Metal-İş women shared experiences in İzmir for #November25. Unionized women will rally in Gebze Kent Square on November 24 for an organized struggle against violence and exploitation. ILO 190 ratification and Istanbul Convention implementation are key demands.

The Official Gazette dated July 30, 2025, has been published, featuring presidential appointment decrees, changes in the Directorate of Communications, and significant decisions regarding energy, imports, public tenders, education, and privatization, along with new regulations and communiqués.

The May 21, 2025 issue of the Official Gazette has been published. It includes new international agreements with Venezuela and Azerbaijan, fund transfers to the Maarif Foundation, Privatization decisions, and amendments to academic staff norms and occupational health and safety regulations, among many other important provisions.

May 16, 2025 Official Gazette published! New Law (7547), flexibility in Minister Advisor appointments, university restructuring, import communiqué, large public tenders and personnel recruitment announcements included in the Official Gazette. Discover all critical details in today's issue.

In the July 16, 2025, Official Gazette, new decisions were published on topics such as the prevention of unfair competition in imports, the activities of international surveillance companies, and sustainability reporting. Decisions from the Constitutional Court and Supreme Court were also included.

The Official Gazette of July 11, 2025, has been published, enacting a wide range of critical decisions from education and international agreements to presidential appointments and various regulatory amendments in Turkey.

The Official Gazette of June 27, 2025 (No. 32939) features the TBMM's decision to extend its working period, a new regulation for the TÜBA Young Academy Community, and the Supreme Court's Grand General Assembly decision on workload division. Explore key legislative and judicial updates in Turkey.

HAK-İŞ and Hizmet-İş Union signed a National Occupational Standard Protocol with MYK for domestic workers in Turkey. This historic agreement aims to combat informal employment, ensure dignified working conditions, and boost unionization among the country's domestic helpers.

HAK-İŞ President Mahmut Arslan met ILO ACTRAV Head Andre to discuss informal domestic workers, Syrian migrants' labor rights, and new ILO-HAK-İŞ-GFTU projects.

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