Turkey’s ruling AKP has scaled back a proposed judicial package submitted to parliament, omitting previously debated and highly criticized measures. These removed provisions included restrictions impacting the LGBT community and a requirement for identity verification on social media platforms. The original bill had faced significant public opposition due to these controversial elements. The revised package is now a narrower version of the initially proposed reforms. News agency Anka reported the changes, signaling a potential retreat by the AKP in the face of criticism. It remains to be seen what the final form of the judicial package will be as it moves through the legislative process. The omission suggests a strategic shift to secure broader parliamentary support.