Turkish court hears 'insult' case
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A Turkish professor faces five years in jail if found guilty of insulting Kemal Ataturk, the founder of modern Turkey.
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The top court in Turkey attacks PM Tayyip Recep Erdogan for his criticism of a key constitutional ruling.
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Two men who converted to Christianity went on trial Thursday for allegedly insulting "Turkishness" and inciting religious hatred against Islam, the Anatolia news agency reported.
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Failure to approve the launch of European Union membership talks with Turkey would amount to âinstitutional racismâ, it was claimed today.
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A Turkish court has acquitted a prize-winning author of charges of insulting the nation in a book about the massacres of Armenians during World War I, saving the government from a fresh embarrassment in its bid to join the European Union.
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A Turkish court has decided to broaden the investigation into the killing of an ethnic Armenian journalist to consider allegations of official negligence in the slaying, a lawyer said Tuesday.
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And France bans happy slapping Turkey has taken steps to prevent access to YouTube after a video insulting Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, the founder of modern Turkey, was posted on the site.â¦
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A dispute that has pitted Jew against Jew in Lithuania may be headed to the courts.
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The European Court of Justice on  Tuesday batted questions about whether the name "Budweiser"  could be used by two competing brewers back to Finland's  national court.
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Indonesian cleric Abu Bakar Ba&#39;asyir has told a court that charges linking him to the 2002 Bali bombings and other attacks were &quot;jokes&quot;.
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Some of those accused of Âinsulting TurkishnessÂ say the law is forcing a national debate about what it means to be a democracy.
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The elderly Muslim cleric who is on trial for the bombings in Bali and at the JW Mariott Hotel in Jakarta, Abu Bakar Ba&#39;asyir, mocked the court on Thursday and challenged it to pile on the charges.
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KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia - It's OK to use derogatory and vulgar language about your superiors in the office as long as it is done behind their backs, a Malaysian court has ruled.  The Industrial Court said a secretary at Malaysia National Insurance Bhd.
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A Turkish judge acquitted a prominent   novelist on Thursday for insulting the Turkish identity in a   case regarded as a fresh test of freedom of expression in the   European Union candidate nation.
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Turkey&#39;s parliament is debating reforms to the country&#39;s penal code which would include making adultery a crime. The controversial proposal is part of sweeping changes to Turkey&#39;s laws intended to bring them
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A Muslim school is accused of using textbooks containing offensive remarks about Christianity and Judaism.
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A Turkish court has heard the closing defence arguments of 73 suspected Al-Qaeda associates accused over deadly suicide bombings of synagogues and British targets in Istanbul in 2003, in a trial amid tight security.