Turkish Criminal Code (Law no. 5237) 
(Unofficial translation, emphasis added)

Excerpts related to hate crime offences

Article 61 - Determination of the penalty
(1) In a particular case, the judge shall determine the basic penalty, between the lower and upper limits of the penalty prescribed in the legal definition of the offence, by considering the following factors: 
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g) the aims and motives pursued by the perpetrator.
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Article 115 - Preventing the Exercise of Freedom of Belief, Thought and Conviction
(1) Any person who, by use of force or threat, compels another person to disclose or change their religious, political, social or philosophical beliefs, thoughts or convictions, or prevents him from expressing or disseminating such beliefs, shall be sentenced to imprisonment for a term of one to three years. 
(2) If the fulfilment of religious obligations or the conduct of religious worship or ceremonies, either individually or collectively, is obstructed by use of force, threat or any other unlawful conduct, the perpetrator shall be punished in accordance with the first paragraph. 
(3) Any person who, by use of force, threat or any other unlawful conduct, interferes with or compels another person to change lifestyle choices that stem from their beliefs, thoughts or convictions, shall be punished in accordance with the first paragraph.

Article 153 - Damaging Places of Worship and Cemeteries
(1) Any person who causes damage by destroying, harming or breaking places of worship, their annexes, objects contained therein, graves, structures on graves, facilities located in cemeteries or constructions built for the protection of cemeteries shall be sentenced to imprisonment for a term of one to four years.
(2) Any person who pollutes the places and structures referred to in the first paragraph shall be sentenced to imprisonment for a term of three months to one year or to a judicial fine. 
(3) If the acts defined in the first and second paragraphs are committed with the intention of insulting the section of community adhering to the relevant religious belief, the penalty shall be increased by one third.