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Law No. 7548, published in the May 30, 2025 Official Gazette, brings key amendments to the Civil Servants Law regarding public recruitment and the selection of the President of the Conflict of Jurisdictions Court.

A new Regulation published in the Official Gazette on May 26, 2025, updates the implementation principles of the Anti-Smuggling Law No. 5607. The Ministry of Trade's regulation strengthens legal harmony in combating smuggling.

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.

HAK-İŞ President Mahmut Arslan proposes radical changes at Labor Law Symposium, urging minimum wage determination by confederations and abolishing mediation. He highlights unionization benefits & criticizes workers' declining share of national income.

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.

The June 4, 2025 Official Gazette published key regulations: amendments to Diyanet Law, MSÜ regulations, wage payment systems, BRSA decisions, and a Constitutional Court ruling. A comprehensive overview of Türkiye's legal and administrative updates.

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.

The Official Gazette's July 9, 2025 issue has been published. The new Climate Law, establishment of public sector positions, tuition fees, economic and local development decisions, and communiqués were included in the Official Gazette.

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.

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.

Türk Enerji-Sen's Engineers Commission finalized demands for engineers' rights before CBA talks. The report was submitted to Türkiye Kamu-Sen Chairman Önder Kahveci, who pledged support for an Engineering Profession Law.

The Official Gazette of August 9, 2025, has published regulations on On-site Direct Current Power Supplies in Nuclear Power Plants and Disciplinary Supervisors for Nature Conservation, as well as General Communiqué (No. 87) on the Property Tax Law.

Private sector teachers in Turkey continued their march to Ankara, protesting low wages and insecure conditions in Pendik. They demand equal rights, a base salary law, and job security, highlighting their struggle against the devaluation of labor.

Get the latest from the Official Gazette (June 20, 2025, No: 32932): Featuring key HSK judicial appointments to the Court of Cassation and Council of State, new university regulations for Mersin and Yalova, and various public announcements including Central Bank exchange rates. Essential updates for law, education, and economy in Turkey.

The July 1, 2025, Official Gazette (No. 32943) details significant legislative amendments, including changes to laws on higher education, public administration, sports, and social security. It also features new presidential decrees, regulations, and federation statutes.

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.

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 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 Birleşik Kamu-İş Konfederasyonu released a statement regarding allegations that Beylikdüzü Mayor Murat Çalık is suffering from serious health problems in prison. The confederation emphasized that human life should not be a tool for punishment and called for his right to treatment to be recognized immediately.

Birleşik Kamu-İş Confederation condemned the detention of Adana, Antalya, and Adıyaman Metropolitan Mayors, asserting that the act disregards the presumption of innocence and public will, while calling for the upholding of democracy

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.

TÜRKİYE KAMU-SEN held its High Consultation Board Meeting, led by Chairman Önder Kahveci, to outline its roadmap for the 8th Term Collective Bargaining. Key demands include additional raises, welfare share, 3600 additional indicator, and a new public personnel regime. The success of Türk Kültür Sanat-Sen was also celebrated.

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.