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Numerous economists' accounts and news articles have been affected by the restrictions.

“I have become the subject of the issue I constantly raise,. As a lawyer and a law professor, I do not know under which decision and on what grounds my account was blocked," said Yaman Akdeniz.

The wave of censorship began with LGBTI+ groups on Sep 12.

The jury said the article was selected because it showed “how a systematic process of pressure against LGBTI+s operates and how their living spaces are being restricted.”

Tekerek's interview was published by Kaos GL, executives of which were taken into custody on "obscenity" charges during the sweeping anti-LGBTI+ raids on Sep 13.

The journalists and the deceased girl's father will stand trial over an interview they made with an eyewitness. All three are accused of depriving the witness of their liberty.

"The indictment contains statements by confessors, but all they have reported is my journalism," Gayıp told the court during the hearing.

Police detained over 8,000 people throughout the year as part of "online patrol" activities that were deemed unlawful by the Constitutional Court.

Professor Nazan Haydari presented her research examining how six television channels framed the Syria agenda during the period of January 6 – February 6, 2026. The event discussed the strengthening of security language during crisis periods and the need for editorial continuity in peace journalism.

The research examined TV broadcasts about North and East Syria, also known as Rojava, and found that coverage largely focused on security and war measures, and often using polarizing, “othering” language when discussing Kurds.

The ‘Erdoğan’ actually referred to Gülşen Erdoğan, who shares the same last name as the Turkish President.

The singer previously stood trial and acquitted on the same charge because of another song.