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Bianet Reporter Tuğçe Yılmaz Released

Hamza Kaan and Mehmet Uçar, a teacher and a journalist were formally arrested while 16 detained individuals were released.

Türkiye must release detained journalists and activists immediately

SEENPM calls for the immediate release of 18 journalists and other professionals and human rights activists detained in several Turkish cities on...

European Court issues first rulings on journalists detained in Turkey

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) calls for the immediate release of all journalists wrongfully imprisoned in Turkey after the European Court of Human Rights ruled...

65 Journalists Killed in 2017, according to RSF Annual Round-Up

A total of 65 journalists (including professional journalists, citizen-journalists and media workers) were killed worldwide in 2017, according to the latest RSF Woldwide Round-up of Journalists Killed,...

A letter to the world’s biggest jailer of journalists

Copies of this letter were sent by IFEX members to Turkish embassies around the world on World Press Freedom Day 2017. by IFEX 3 May 2017 Ambassador, IFEX,...

Journalist Jovo Martinović released in Montenegro pending trial

A Montenegro court released independent journalist Jovo Martinović on January 5, pending the outcome of his trial, the journalist told the Committee to Protect Journalists....

RSF 2016 Round-Up : Number of journalists detained worldwide continues to rise

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) released today its annual worldwide round-up of journalists who are detained, held hostage or missing. The numbers are rising dramatically. A...
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