Somethings never change in Turkey: Legendary pro-Kurdish daily Özgür Gündem raided by police after temporarily closed by court…

Özgür Gündem daily in Wikipedia

Better to watch this movie about the daily.

https://twitter.com/nateschenkkan/status/765557690210869248

camera confiscated & news team detained on @imc_televizyonu live broadcast from shut down newspaper @ozgurgundemweb1 https://t.co/lS0Hmbshn4

— emel kurma (@emelkurma) August 16, 2016

Kapatma kararının ardından Özgür Gündem’e polis baskını: Gazeteciler gözaltındahttps://t.co/qjFWEHHPE7 pic.twitter.com/kfmvUvQORL

— imc tv (@imc_televizyonu) August 16, 2016

https://twitter.com/rojinakin/status/765558145544548353

Özgür Gündem'e polis baskını anı kameralarda https://t.co/se7GqAz5WN pic.twitter.com/54fuwVWYIf

— Yarın (@yarin_nettr) August 16, 2016

An Istanbul court ordered the temporary closure of daily Özgür Gündem on Aug. 16 for conducting alleged propaganda on behalf of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK)

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