Once the biggest media trial in Turkey, the KCK press trial hardly makes the news today, even though it set a grim precedent for the criminalisation of journalistic activities in the country
Since January 2016 the Academics for Peace case has become one of the symbols of the crackdown on democracy in Turkey.
Kurdish reporter Nedim Türfent has been sentenced to 8 years and 9 months in prison on charges of “membership of a terrorist organisation.”
Jean-Paul Marthoz explores how commercial interference can impact journalism in Europe.
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_single_image image="96900" img_size="full" alignment="center"][vc_column_text]Thirty-one people, mostly Zaman journalists,...
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Over 1,100 academics are facing trial in the wake of the failed July 2016 coup in Turkey.
Index on Censorship has joined a group of international organisations to call on the EU to take action on Turkey’s freedom of expression record.
The case of Nedim TĂĽrfent, whose journalism has irked authorities, is critical for understanding the plight of press freedom in Turkey, observers say
Turkish journalists Ahmet Altan and Mehmet Altan’s defence attorneys were forced to leave the courtroom as their clients stood trial accused of taking part in Turkey’s failed 2016 coup
We, the undersigned representatives of Time to Talk debate centres from across Europe, were shocked to learn about the detention of Osman Kavala
What makes Kavala’s arrest so pervasive is that it sends the message that the government has not been satisfied by the level of the crackdown it has already imposed on civil society
