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PEN calls on governments to safeguard freedom of speech after Charlie Hebdo attacks
On World Press Freedom Day, PEN International (and a long list of global press and free expression organisations – all names available from 30th April) remembers those journalists who were murdered in the January attack on Charlie Hebdo’s offices and … Continue reading
Charlie Hedbo Cover Sparks Outrage in Turkey, yet Facebook OKs Lynching Campaign
Following Cumhuriyet Daily’s publication of the Charlie Hebdo’s latest issue, Turkey found herself in the middle of a very heated debate on “press freedom”. As soon as the daily was announced that the content would be printed in Turkish for … Continue reading
Posted in AKP, Censorship, Digital, Europeanization, Hate Speech, media freedom, Nationalism, Radical Right, Social Media, Turkey
Tagged akit, ataturk, cartoon, censorship, charlie hebdo, cumhuriyet, facebook, fanzine, free press, ibda-c, islamist, kemalist, lynching campaign, media freedom, mohammed, press freedom
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Cumhuriyet Daily Threatened, Raided by Police for Reprinting Charlie Hebdo Issue in Turkey
In Turkey, media response to Charlie Hebdo attack in Paris has had two sides as in many other places. The polarization has been stretching between those that celebrated the attack and those that stood in solidarity with Charlie Hebdo’s press … Continue reading
Posted in Censorship, media freedom, Turkey
Tagged charlie hebdo, cumhuriyet, free press, freedom of press, mohammed, press freedom, turkey
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