Öz graduated in 1997 and started to work as a lawyer, whilst continuing her activism with KAOS GL. She also took cases for the organisation, helping it to gain legal status as a foundation in 2005 and appealing the censorship of a magazine focusing upon the experiences of Turkish transwomen.[1] Öz writes reports on human rights issues in Turkey. She authored one about transphobia and homophobia for the Danish Institute of Human Rights and produces an annual report for KAOS GL monitoring discrimination against LGBTIQ people.[2][1] In 2015, she drafted "LGBTI People’s Freedom of Expression on the Internet" (Turkish: LGBTİ’lerin İnternet Yoluyla İfade Özgürlüğü).[3]