Gov commentator says to owner of Hurriyet, "fire these 3 journalists or pay price." Today Hurriyet fired 1 of em https://t.co/xHQKJp9fsX
— Ozcan Keles (@Ozcan_Keles) November 26, 2015
An Istanbul prosecutor has demanded the arrest of daily Cumhuriyet Editor-in-Chief Can Dündar and the newspaper’s Ankara representative Erdem Gül on Nov. 26 as part of an investigation into media reports about intelligence trucks bound for Syria
Devletin suç işlediğinin haberini yaptıkları için iki gazeteci tutuklama talebiyle mahkeme kapısında.. http://pic.twitter.com/HSPm6eVjPA
— garo paylan (@GaroPaylan) November 26, 2015
Two editors of weekly news magazine Nokta were charged on Nov. 25 with “inciting an armed uprising against the Turkish government,” with the Istanbul Prosecutor’s Office demanding up to 20 years in prison for each of them
BUGÜN; ■Can Dündar tutuklanma talebiyle mahkemeye sevk edildi ■Bülent Keneş'e 8 yıl istendi ■Bülent Mumay kovuldu. http://pic.twitter.com/DGmBCZilSu
— Cihan Acar (@cihanless) November 26, 2015
An Istanbul prosecutor has demanded up to eight years and two months in jail for Today’s Zaman’s editor-in-chief, Bülent Keneş, for insulting President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan on social media and in his statements
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