A most preposterous idea of recent times in Turkish journalism
Hürriyet's 'Freedom Train' A most preposterous idea of recent times in Turkish journalism:
My main objection is why the newspaper needs such a campaign. It is a mainstream newspaper that always allied with deep state structures. There is a not single case of investigative journalism found in it. But why they try for such a prepostereous act? I have been meaning to write about it but an agitatively prolific blogger acted before me. Here are some shots from his posts:
A peace train touring Turkey to spread message of human rights
As part of daily Hürriyet's 60th anniversary celebrations, a special train called “Hürriyet,” which in English means “freedom,” set off Tuesday, July 1 for a trans-Anatolian tour, in an effort to convey the need for democratic consolidation and to spread a message of respect for human rights in Turkey.
The project, whose motto is “Right to Hürriyet, Train is Freedom,” is a part of daily Hürriyet's broader mission to raise consciousness about human rights among Turkish youth and women.
The theme of human rights for this year's celebrations was chosen by Hürriyet to coincide with the 60th anniversary of the U.N. Universal Declaration of Human Rights....................
My main objection is why the newspaper needs such a campaign. It is a mainstream newspaper that always allied with deep state structures. There is a not single case of investigative journalism found in it. But why they try for such a prepostereous act? I have been meaning to write about it but an agitatively prolific blogger acted before me. Here are some shots from his posts:
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