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Publishing Houses and Distribution Companies
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The shuttered media outlets, publishing houses, and distribution companies are as follows: The decree, number 668, was published in Turkey’s Official Gazette (*.pdf) yesterday.The Turkish government alleges that the organizations shuttered by yesterday’s decree are linked to the Hizmet movement, which the government alleges orchestrated a failed July 15 military coup attempt that left more than 200 people dead. Going forward, any cabinet member may order the closure of any media organization if he deems it a threat to national security, the decree said. The decree also ordered the shuttered organizations’ assets to be transferred to the state’s treasury, but stipulated that the state would not assume the organizations’ debts. More than 100 media organizations shuttered by decreeĪ decree signed by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan yesterday shuttered three news agencies, 16 television stations, 23 radio stations, 45 newspapers, 15 magazines, and 29 publishing houses and distribution companies. The General Directorate of Press-Publishing Information (BYEGM), the bureau within the prime minister’s office responsible for issuing press credentials to journalists has revoked the credentials of at least 330 journalists since the failed July 15 coup attempt, BYEGM Deputy Director Ekrem Okutan announced today, according to press reports. Government revokes credentials of at least 330 journalists
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Eren Şener, lawyer for journalists Bülent Mumay and Arda Akın, told the news website Bianet that prosecutors had asked his clients about their activity on Twitter, news stories they had written, and whether they viewed the Hizmet movement, which the Turkish government accuses of orchestrating a failed military coup on July 15 that left more than 200 people dead, as a terrorist organization.Īccording to P24 and Ben Gazeteciyim, the 21 people at Çağlayan Courthouse at the time of publication were:Īccording to P24 and Ben Gazeteciyim, police also detained the following journalists in the last week: At the time of publication, 21 of those detained were at Istanbul’s Çağlayan Courthouse being interrogated by prosecutors and waiting to see a judge. Police in Turkey detained at least 48 journalists in the past week, according to the independent news website P24 and the Twitter account of Ben Gazeteciyim, a volunteer association of Turkish journalists formed to show solidarity with their threatened colleagues. At least 48 journalists detained in one week