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Law No. 6284 on the Protection of the Family and Prevention of Violence Against Women is implemented to protect victims of violence and prevent violence.
In the statement made on the Ministry's virtual media account, "The General Directorate of Legal Services of our Ministry continues its activities as an expert unit that carries out legal processes in the center and in 81 provinces in strong coordination. In this context, our Ministry carries out legal processes meticulously within the framework of the Law No. 6284 on the Protection of the Family and Prevention of Violence Against Women, for the protection of individuals who are subjected to violence or at risk of being subjected to violence. We are determined to intervene in cases when necessary, by observing the rights of the victims, and to prevent grievances." "We will continue to work."

The 9th hearing regarding the mining disaster in Erzincan's İliç district was held at Erzincan 1st High Criminal Court. The court decided to continue the arrest warrants for the defendants and to wait for the expert report and postponed the hearing to January 26, 2027.

The 2nd Civil Chamber of the Supreme Court of Appeals found the QR coded documents submitted by a divorced couple in Belgium in the recognition case in Türkiye insufficient, on the grounds that they did not meet the certified document requirement stipulated by Law No. 5718, and approved the rejection decision of the local court.

The Ministry of Family and Social Services announced that they follow cases of violence 24/7 within the scope of Law No. 6284 and intervene in legal processes to protect the rights of victims.
The Ministry of Family and Social Services stated that the legal processes within the scope of Law No. 6284 are carried out meticulously in 81 provinces to protect individuals who have been subjected to violence or are at risk of being subjected to violence.

In the recognition case filed in Türkiye by a couple who divorced in Belgium, the 2nd Civil Chamber of the Supreme Court of Appeals approved the decision of the local court on the grounds that foreign court decisions with QR codes did not meet the requirement for legally approved documents.

The detained defendants made their defense at the 3rd hearing of the case opened within the scope of the investigation against Bolu Municipality and involving 19 defendants, including Bolu Mayor Tanju Özcan.