The app has come under scrutiny after messages praising a teenager who burtally killed two 19-year-old women.

The newspaper wasn’t allowed to publish the story concerning the religious group that the printing house is linked to.

The nationalist leader accuses the opposition and the media of unfairly linking his party to the murder of Sinan Ateş.

Newspapers in the region have been allowed to defer tax and insurance payments, and to continue publishing public announcements without meeting the minimum sales or online view requirements. However, it is uncertain whether these exemptions will continue beyond the end of the year.

Rabia Önver, who wasn’t at home during a Sep 20 raid on her home, went to the courthouse to provide a statement. The prosecutor declined to take her testimony.

Rabia Önver faces an arrest warrant and an order for the seizure of her digital equipment following her coverage of recent criminal activities in the Kurdish-populated city of Hakkari.

The law enforcement had included all of Kepenek’s travel records, photos from her reporting trips, addresses, and family information in the investigation file in what her lawyers called an act of invasion of privacy.

Rabia Önver reported on a criminal gang in Hakkari, which allegedly coerces young women into drug use and prostitution and while authorities turn a blind eye.

The poll comes in the wake of last month’s ban on Instagram.

The governor of Kayseri had banned a conference organized by the Hrant Dink Foundation in 2019.

Journalists working for both national and local media outlets will be able to travel on the municipality’s public transport network free of charge.

Ağırel has received numerous death threats over the past year, including a masked individual’s claim that his life was put on a contract.

Despite repeatedly saying that “I am a journalist,” the police forced Tuğçe Yılmaz to the ground, pressing on their throat while physically assaulting them during the Newroz celebrations. Ali Dinç was also subjected to violent treatment.

Lawyer Deniz Yazgan Şenay gave a presentation addressing the legal problems faced by journalists in the earthquake-affected area, while journalist Hikmet Adal discussed violations of freedom of expression. Journalists attending the workshop also had the opportunity to share their problems.

A masked individual had claimed in a video that journalist Murat Ağırel’s life was put on a contract and a politician was involved in this.

A parliamentarian is behind the plot to kill the journalist, the masked individual claims.

Due to her family not being informed of the release in advance, Dilruba Kayserilioğlu had to “walk along a dark, deserted road.”

Two leading journalism groups, RSF and CPJ, have condemned the suspected Turkish drone strike that killed two journalists and injured another in the region.

Several Kurdish journalists and a Kurdish-German politician were also targeted in the court order.

The court provided “national security” reasons for the decision.