Turkey: 107 journalists in prison, 2,500 others left unemployed due to closures

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Published On: 24/10/2016

Turkey: 107 journalists in prison, 2,500 others left unemployed due to closures

Of 107 arrested journalists, 71 are from Gülen Community, 29 others from Kurdish Media. 155 media organs have been closed down, 775 press cards and 49 passports revoked.

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Turkey: 107 journalists in prison, 2,500 others left unemployed due to closures