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woman.deniz yud-shel is only one of many journalists caught up inthe government crackdown. since last summer s failed coup,more than 150 reporters hae been put in prison.in the name of national security, hundreds were removedfrom their jobs, and many media companies shut down.as a result, their families are being forced into poverty.like yonca, whose writer husband has been in detention for threemonths. yonca is worried: since theend of december, her husband, journalist ahmet sik has beenincarcerated. he s accused of having spread terror propaganda via statements made online and inreports for the opposition daily newspaper cumhuriyet .for example, he interviewed a leading member of the kurdistanworkers party, the pk, a terror organization. he knows he has beenimprisoned for political reasons.it makes them very angry. sik is an investigativejournalist who does not mince words. in 2011 and 2012, he wasimprisoned for 13 months. the reason?he had written a book about ....
woman.deniz yud-shel is only one of many journalists caught up inthe government crackdown. since last summer s failed coup,more than 150 reporters hae been put in prison.in the name of national security, hundreds were removedfrom their jobs, and many media companies shut down.as a result, their families are being forced into poverty.like yonca, whose writer husband has been in detention for threemonths. yonca is worried: since theend of december, her husband, journalist ahmet sik has beenincarcerated. he s accused of having spread terror propaganda via statements made online and inreports for the opposition daily newspaper cumhuriyet .for example, he interviewed a leading member of the kurdistanworkers party, the pk, a terror organization. he knows he has beenimprisoned for political reasons.it makes them very angry. sik is an investigativejournalist who does not mince words. in 2011 and 2012, he wasimprisoned for 13 months. the reason?he had written a book about ....
woman.deniz yud-shel is only one of many journalists caught up inthe government crackdown. since last summer s failed coup,more than 150 reporters hae been put in prison.in the name of national security, hundreds were removedfrom their jobs, and many media companies shut down.as a result, their families are being forced into poverty.like yonca, whose writer husband has been in detention for threemonths. yonca is worried: since theend of december, her husband, journalist ahmet sik has beenincarcerated. he s accused of having spread terror propaganda via statements made online and inreports for the opposition daily newspaper cumhuriyet .for example, he interviewed a leading member of the kurdistanworkers party, the pk, a terror organization. he knows he has beenimprisoned for political reasons.it makes them very angry. sik is an investigativejournalist who does not mince words. in 2011 and 2012, he wasimprisoned for 13 months. the reason?he had written a book about ....
it has emerged that the gunman who killed a policeman and wounded two others in paris was known to the french authorities. karim cheurfi was shot dead by security forces on thursday evening after he opened fire on the champs elysees. the paris prosecutor said he had served a prison sentence for the attempted murder of two police officers. the issue of security has dominated the final day of campaigning ahead of the first round of voting in the french presidential election on sunday. thomas fessy reports. the french prepare for an election organised under a state of emergency. armed police and gendarmes have been a common sight in the streets since the 2015 shootings in paris. 50,000 of them have been deployed across the country. security has been stepped up around famous tourist sites, like montmartre, in the capital. the french are also used to the presence of soldiers patrolling their cities. when the campaign started, many in france believed it would be defined by te ....
it has emerged that the gunman who killed a policeman and wounded two others in paris was known to the french authorities. karim cheurfi was shot dead by security forces on thursday evening after he opened fire on the champs elysees. the paris prosecutor said he had served a prison sentence for the attempted murder of two police officers. the issue of security has dominated the final day of campaigning ahead of the first round of voting in the french presidential election on sunday. thomas fessy reports. the french prepare for an election organised under a state of emergency. armed police and gendarmes have been a common sight in the streets since the 2015 shootings in paris. 50,000 of them have been deployed across the country. security has been stepped up around famous tourist sites, like montmartre, in the capital. the french are also used to the presence of soldiers patrolling their cities. when the campaign started, many in france believed it would be defined by te ....