Four employees of a satirical magazine in Turkey have been arrested for publishing a cartoon that appears to show the Prophet Muhammad - a sacred religious figure whose depiction is forbidden in Islam ...

Fourt staff members including the cartoonist have been formally arrested for “inciting the public to hatred and hostility.” ...

The Madımak Massacre marked a terrifying rupture between religious conservatism and secular artistic expression. Now, the ...

The cartoon, published in LeMan magazine, was denounced by government officials who said it represented the Prophet Muhammad.

In the June 26 issue, Muhammad and Moses, prophets of Islam and Judaism, appear as two elderly figures floating in the air above a city devastated by bombings in a clear reference to Gaza and Israel.

Turkish police have detained four employees of the satirical magazine LeMan over a controversial cartoon which authorities claim depicted the Prophet Muhammad. The cartoon, published in the ...

A controversial cartoon published by Turkey’s satirical magazine LeMan has triggered arrests, violent protests, and a criminal investigation, after authorities claimed it depicted the Prophet Muhammad ...

Authorities have censored the satirical magazine LeMan due to the publication of a "Muhammad-Moses" cartoon in its Jun 26 issue. Courts have ordered the blocking of access to the magazine’s website ...

Mob of 250-300 clashes with police after LeMan magazine prints drawing editor says 'has nothing to do with prophet'; ...

Leman magazine's cartoon, depicting Prophet Muhammad and Prophet Moses exchanging greetings as missiles rain down from the ...

Extremist groups have attacked the LeMan magazine, while a Turkish court issued an arrest warrant for the chief editor and three other people, including the cartoonist. Erdogan calls the cartoon a ...

Aslan Ozdemir, the chief editor of LeMan, was detained at Istanbul Airport on 12th July after returning from France. This ...