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Turkey to Investigate Media Outlets Over Election Coverage

washington - Turkey’s broadcasting watchdog on Tuesday announced it is investigating six opposition TV channels for “insulting the public&rdqu

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Jamal Khashoggi s Fiancee Vows to Seek Justice After Court Setback

Washington / Istanbul - The fiancee of slain Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi vowed Thursday to keep fighting for justice. Her comments came as

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Turkish Journalist to Appeal 2-Year Jail Term

An Istanbul court on Friday sentenced Turkish journalist Sedef Kabas to more than two years in prison for insulting the president. Kabas has been in pret

United statesErol onderogluSedef kabasTayyip erdoMaria ressaHilmi hacalogluElisa lees munozRana ayyubInternational women media foundationInternational centerTurkish serviceWashington postInternational women dayCommittee to protect journalistsEuropean courtFree press coalition

Turkish Journalist to Appeal 2-Year Jail Term

An Istanbul court on Friday sentenced Turkish journalist Sedef Kabas to more than two years in prison for insulting the president. Kabas has been in pret

United statesErol onderogluSedef kabasTayyip erdoMaria ressaHilmi hacalogluElisa lees munozRana ayyubInternational women media foundationInternational centerTurkish serviceWashington postInternational women dayCommittee to protect journalistsEuropean courtFree press coalition

Turkish Journalist to Appeal 2-Year Jail Term

An Istanbul court on Friday sentenced Turkish journalist Sedef Kabas to more than two years in prison for insulting the president. Kabas has been in pret

United statesErol onderogluSedef kabasTayyip erdoMaria ressaHilmi hacalogluElisa lees munozRana ayyubInternational women media foundationInternational centerTurkish serviceWashington postInternational women dayCommittee to protect journalistsEuropean courtFree press coalition

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