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Full text of prosecutor’s query report on Nedim Şener and Ahmet Şık.
Turkey: Journalists’ Arrests Chills Free Speech
Human Rights Watch (press release)
Those arrested in Istanbul are: Şener, a Milliyet reporter; Şık, an independent journalist and lecturer at Bilgi University; Sait Çakır, a writer for the Oda TV channel; and Yalçın Küçük, a writer, who is already on trial for alleged connections with
Govt?s links to Ergenekon detentions
Arrests of Journalists Protested in Turkey and Abroad
Turkish Court Jails 2 Journalists in Coup Investigation
Questions for Turkish journalists raise more questions
Turkish journalist puts the DNA of Ergenekon probe under the microscobe
Hurriyet Daily News
It is often hard to explain the Ergenekon coup case to people who are not familiar with it, he said, adding that it is ?very natural? for these people to be confused since there may be ?a lack of methodical coherency? in their eyes
Journalists’ detention sparks twin protests in Turkey
Southeast European Times
Ten people, most of them journalists, were detained on Thursday as part of the so-called Ergenekon investigation, into a suspected plot to topple the government. Among those detained are Ahmet Sik and Nedim Sener, known for their critical reporting on
Govt’s links to Ergenekon detentions
Sunday’s Zaman
The detention and ensuing arrest of several journalists in the latest wave of the probe into Ergenekon, a shadowy crime network which has alleged links within the state and is suspected of plotting to topple the government, have prompted some circles
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