Turkish social media influencer Fatma Soydaş has been arrested in Istanbul following an investigation launched by the Ankara Public Prosecutor’s Office. The probe centers on allegations of denigrating religious values and disseminating obscene content. Soydaş was initially detained in Istanbul and subsequently had her statement taken via SEGBİS, a secure video conferencing system used in Turkish courts. Following her testimony, prosecutors requested her arrest, and a judge granted the request. She has been formally charged with facilitating the publication of obscene materials. The case has drawn attention to the boundaries of free speech and online expression in Turkey. Further legal proceedings are expected as the investigation continues.