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Mehmet Altıntaş was allegedly subjected to a physical assault by police officers when he refused to bowing his head while an officer attempted to push his head down.

DEM Party Spokesperson, Şırnak Deputy, and also a journalist, Ayşegül Doğan spoke about the budget of the Directorate of Communication in the parliament and criticized the statement of the Minister of Justice, who claimed that there were no imprisoned journalists in Turkey.

Erol Önderoğlu from RSF stated that the space accessible to the international press mission within the government has narrowed in recent years. Özgür Öğret from CPJ, on the other hand, remarked, "The number of imprisoned journalists in Turkey may have reached the lowest level in recent years. However, Turkey still ranks among the worst countries for press freedom."

Suleyman Ahmed was detained 26 days ago.

The reason for Selahattin Kaygusuz's arrest is the testimony given by witness Ümit Akbıyık, whose previous testimonies led to the detention, arrest, or non-release of more than 600 people, including elected mayors, politicians, lawyers, journalists, and artists.

The journalist was released with judicial control measures and an international travel ban.

Nafiye Bal was detained during a raid on her home in Diyarbakır.

Yılmaz, who is also an author for the BİA Children'S Library, has been remanded in custody since May 3.

The journalist is facing 22 years in prison on "terrorism-related" charges based on his news reports and social media posts.

The two journalists taken into custody in Diyarbakır in the scope of an investigation started by the Ankara Chief Prosecutor's Office were kept handcuffed for 15 hours while being transported from Diyarbakır to Ankara, and deprived of food for 24 hours.

Unknown individuals cut off the cables of the station and stole equipment in recurring acts, says the chief editor of the outlet.

Delal Akyüz, Fırat Can Aslan and Sibel Yükler were apprehended during raids in the morning.