A digital publication called «Prison Agenda» has been launched in Turkey, dedicated to covering the situation in the country's prison system. According to representatives of the publication, the information it provides can be of vital importance to different categories of users. First and foremost, it concerns relatives of people in custody, who often find it difficult to obtain reliable information about detention conditions, health status, and legal standing of their loved ones. Additionally, the publication is aimed at national and international human rights organizations and agencies involved in monitoring the human rights situation in places of detention. The publication is positioned as a source of systematized information about Turkey's prison system, which is particularly relevant against the backdrop of ongoing discussions about the protection of prisoners' rights in the country. Human rights groups have repeatedly pointed to problems related to detention conditions, access to medical care, and legal protection in Turkish correctional institutions. The emergence of such a specialized resource can contribute to increased transparency and facilitate the work of organizations engaged in human rights protection, by providing them with more structured access to data on the situation of prisoners throughout the country.