Journalists in #Turkey send their greetings to their colleagues in prison with this picture published in the few remaining critical papers pic.twitter.com/1bkJlClpAw
— Erol Önderoglu (@ErolOnderoglu) December 31, 2016
Wall Street Journal – Gordon Fairclough – Dec 31, 5:32 AM
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