
The Isdal Woman is an unidentified woman whose body was discovered on 29 November 1970 in the Isdalen Valley (Ice Valley) near Bergen, Norway. Locals refer to this area as the “Valley of Death.” The body was found by a man and his two daughters with the front of the torso, face and hair burned. Responding teams noted that the woman’s arms were in a “boxer’s pose” due to the burns and that a strong odor of charred human flesh permeated the scene.【1】 Forensic examinations determined that the woman
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Nursena Şahin
BiThe Bill on the Amendment of Certain Laws Concerning the Child Protection Law, submitted to the Grand National Assembly of Türkiye on 14 July 2026, proposes comprehensive reforms to the juvenile justice system. The bill aims to prevent children from engaging in criminal behavior, reduce the risk of reoffending, reintegrate children into society, and enhance deterrence in cases of serious offenses. The reforms include not only the recalculation of penal sanctions but also new social service pract
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Zeynep Gül