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Turkish authorities arrest more than 80 social media users, journalists over quake ‘disinformation’

  • Turkish authorities placesd 20 people in pre-trial detention for 'sharing provocative posts'
  • Media watchdog CPJ urged Turkiye to allow journalists to cover the quake's aftermath safely and freely
By Arab News ·

Concern mounts about possible Turkish law on media funding

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Press freedom remains a distant dream for many Turkish journalists

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Turkish journalist briefly detained over cartoon tweet

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Turkey violated journalists’ rights, Europe court rules

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