IPS Communication Foundation – Bianet

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Link to: Ten arrested in police raid on Kurdish TV station

Ten arrested in police raid on Kurdish TV station

Police organised simultaneous raids at 25 locations in the country that were alleged to be connected to the Kurdistan Workers’ Party.

Link to: Columnists protest against Prime Minister’s warning to media

Columnists protest against Prime Minister’s warning to media

Turkish columnists have published a joint statement responding to Prime Minister Erdogan’s call to “control newspaper bosses and columnists.”

Link to: Member of Parliament sues journalist for “attacking his personal rights”

Member of Parliament sues journalist for “attacking his personal rights”

The MP was angered by an article published by Haci Bogatekin in September 2009.

Link to: Journalist receives death threat from stranger

Journalist receives death threat from stranger

Journalist Ramazan Pekgöz was followed by a stanger who warned him that he would meet the same fate as murdered journalist Hrant Dink.

Link to: ECHR determines that sentencing of publisher violated free expression rights

ECHR determines that sentencing of publisher violated free expression rights

Publisher Rahmi Akdas was fined for printing a Turkish-language version of a book by French writer Guillaume Apollinaire.

Link to: Two journalists on trial for publishing confidential documents

Two journalists on trial for publishing confidential documents

Keman Goktas and Nedim Sener wrote books on the Hrant Dink murder, and now face charges of publishing confidential documents and lengthy prison sentences.

Link to: Cameraman assaulted while on duty

Cameraman assaulted while on duty

Ertuğrul Yılmaz received medical treatment for a broken nose and rib after the vicious attack.

Link to: Fifty-two IFEX members condemn massacre of journalists, call for justice

Fifty-two IFEX members condemn massacre of journalists, call for justice

Condemning the problem of impunity in the Philippines, 52 IFEX members appeal for justice in the horrible massacre of a reported 28 journalists.