After legislating the so-called “disinformation law” they have posed like that.
'Sansür yasası' kabul edildikten sonra AK Parti ve MHP'liler Meclis'te hatıra fotoğrafı çektirdi. pic.twitter.com/8SL4lAmP5U
— Altan Sancar (@altansancarr) October 13, 2022
In fact, no shame for some.
Üç utanç vesikası:
1. Yolsuzlukları aklama hatırası
2. Dokunulmazlıkları kaldırma hatırası
3. Sansür yasası hatırasıDursunlar burada. Bir gün gelir hesap döner… pic.twitter.com/VxkaasAr9V
— Karabekir Akkoyunlu (@ulu_manitu) October 13, 2022
Pro-government TV outlets continue to avoid RTÜK fines
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Originally published on Global Voices
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