content tagged with journalists

Police response to protests have left several journalists injured.

Üner is accused of "publicly insulting judicial institutions" and "attempting to influence a fair trial."

Police officers told Den Hond he was blacklisted due to his celebration of Kurdish forces' defense of Kobanî against ISIS, according to the journalist.

“Women journalists are not safe anywhere. The messages I received—threats of rape, murder, and insults—once again show what women journalists go through," said Deniz.

Kepenek was put on trial due to a social media post mentoning the claims that the authorities were confiscating tents in the aftermath of the deadly earthquakes.

Kaplanoğlu has been sent to prison after a conditional release decision was revoked.

The Journalists’ Union of Turkey criticized media employers for proposing wage increases below the inflation rate.

Gürses was hosting her weekday morning program on Sözcü TV from a mini studio set up in her home.

Local journalism demands a relentless struggle against economic hardships, political pressures, threats, and judicial harassment.

Ahead of the 2023 presidential election, Yanardağ raised claims of an assassination plot targeting the main opposition candidate.

Freedom of expression is one of the main means of making human rights violations visible, as well as their perpetrators, planners and those who protect those responsible. For these reasons, those in power are not happy with the full exercise of freedom of expression.

The pro-opposition broadcaster's interview with an expert witness reportedly involved in multiple investigations targeting opposition-run municipalities in İstanbul led to the arrest of its editor-in-chief.