After Zehra Ömeroğlu was acquitted in the obscenity case, LeMan magazine, where she illustrates, faced new censorship issues that resulted in the arrest of four of its employees in Istanbul. On June 26, Zehra Ömeroğlu, a cartoonist for LeMan magazine, was acquitted of obscenity charges related to her cartoon “Sex in the Pandemic.” She had been on trial for nearly five years. That same day, LeMan magazine faced a new censorship controversy over a cartoon by Doğan Pehlevan. “Ultimately, the expected outcome was achieved, and Zehra Ömeroğlu was acquitted. In an interview for Freemuse following the acquittal, Zehra Ömeroğlu expresses her belief that increasing polarisation lies behind the growing intolerance towards humour: “Caricature is a powerful art form; it is easy to understand and spreads quickly through social media.