انجمن خبرنگاران و نویسندگان قومی امریکای شمالی ضرب و شتم اقای مهمت بارانسو به دلیل تهمت به نخست وزیر اردوغان را محکوم می کند
ما از مقامات قضایی ترکیه می خواهیم که نسبت به دستگیر ی و محاکمه عامل ( عاملان ) ضرب و شتم اقدامات فوری به عمل اورند .
متاسفانه خبرهای نا امید کننده ای از برخورد با خبرنگاران و محدودیت برای انها در ترکیه منتشر می شود . ما امیدواریم که ازادی بیان و ازادی رسانه ها در ترکیه محدود نشود
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انجمن خبرنگاران و نویسندگان قومی امریکای شمالی( کانا دا )
11 اوت 2014
ISTANBUL (AP) — A Turkish journalist critical of the government has been arrested in Istanbul.
Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor Hadi Salihoglu said Saturday that Mehmet Baransu, who writes for the Taraf newspaper, was arrested overnight for defamation and "indicating counterterrorism officials as targets."
Salihoglu said Baransu resisted arrest.
The journalist tweeted he was beaten by police and believes he was detained as
"revenge" for criticizing Salihoglu. He was released after questioning Saturday afternoon.
Baransu has publicly criticized a government crackdown on Turkey's police and judiciary for a wiretapping scandal that the government says is directed by people trying to orchestrate a coup. Critics say the crackdown aims to silence those who brought corruption charges against government officials, including Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
ما از مقامات قضایی ترکیه می خواهیم که نسبت به دستگیر ی و محاکمه عامل ( عاملان ) ضرب و شتم اقدامات فوری به عمل اورند .
متاسفانه خبرهای نا امید کننده ای از برخورد با خبرنگاران و محدودیت برای انها در ترکیه منتشر می شود . ما امیدواریم که ازادی بیان و ازادی رسانه ها در ترکیه محدود نشود
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انجمن خبرنگاران و نویسندگان قومی امریکای شمالی( کانا دا )
11 اوت 2014
ISTANBUL (AP) — A Turkish journalist critical of the government has been arrested in Istanbul.
Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor Hadi Salihoglu said Saturday that Mehmet Baransu, who writes for the Taraf newspaper, was arrested overnight for defamation and "indicating counterterrorism officials as targets."
Salihoglu said Baransu resisted arrest.
The journalist tweeted he was beaten by police and believes he was detained as
Baransu has publicly criticized a government crackdown on Turkey's police and judiciary for a wiretapping scandal that the government says is directed by people trying to orchestrate a coup. Critics say the crackdown aims to silence those who brought corruption charges against government officials, including Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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