In Turkey, copyright is regulated by Law No. 5846 on Intellectual and Artistic Works. According to this law, the use of works protected by copyright without permission from the rights holders is generally not allowed, except in exceptional circumstances. In case of any infringement, legal measures can be taken to prevent the violation. Additionally, the aggrieved party may seek compensation for damages in necessary situations.

The first stage of this process involves informing the individuals or entities responsible for the infringement. Firstly, those who use visual, design, music, text, or other intellectual works protected by copyright need to be informed about the infringement. In case of any identified infringement, a cease and desist letter is initially sent through a notary. With this warning, the person responsible for the infringement must immediately cease the production in question, whether it's from a website or any other medium or purpose. The date of drawing the cease and desist letter is considered as the notification date. The infringing party is obligated to remove the material within 3 (three) working days from this date. If this process does not proceed as expected, it moves to the second stage.

The second stage is the legal follow-up stage. This stage involves promptly initiating legal proceedings if the individual or institution remains unresponsive to the copyright infringement notifications and the relevant production is not removed. Especially when copyrighted works, products, or designs are used for commercial gain without permission, legal proceedings are initiated sooner than expected. The copyright holder has the right to file a lawsuit against the person using the production without permission, asserting both the right to prevent unauthorized use and the right to claim damages.