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Attacker Tries To Shoot Prominent Turkish Journalist Outside Court
An assailant attempted to shoot a prominent Turkish journalist on Friday outside a courthouse in Istanbul just before the verdict in his trial on charges of revealing state secrets was due to be announced, a Reuters witness said.
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Turkish Journalists Get 2 Years Jail For Publishing Prophet Mohammed Cartoon: Lawyer
A Turkish court on today sentenced two prominent Turkish journalists to two years behind bars for illustrating their columns with a controversial cartoon of the Prophet Mohammed published by French satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo, their lawyer said.
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Turkish Journalists On Trial For Syria Arms Smuggling
Two Turkish journalists went on trial today on allegations that they revealed state secrets and helped a terror organization with their reports on alleged government-arms smuggling to Syrian rebels, a trial that has increased concern about the erosion of media freedoms in Turkey.
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Turkish Journalist Calls His Release From Jail A 'Defeat' For Erdogan
The release of two prominent Turkish journalists following a ruling by Turkey's top court that their rights had been violated is a "clear defeat" for President Tayyip Erdogan, one of them said today.
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2 Imprisoned Turkish Journalists Released From Jail In Istanbul
Two Turkish journalists charged in a hugely controversial case with revealing state secrets and held in jail for the last three months were released earlier today after Turkey's constitutional court ruled their rights had been violated.
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Turkish Journalists' Arrests Draws Protests Home, Abroad
Around 2,000 people protested today over the arrest of two prominent journalists on charges of espionage and terrorist propaganda, a case that has revived long-standing criticism of Turkey's record on press freedom under President Tayyip Erdogan.
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Turkey Journalists Face 4.5 Years Jail Over Charlie Hebdo Cartoon
Turkish prosecutors on Wednesday called for two prominent journalists who featured Charlie Hebdo's cover with the image of the Prophet Mohammed in their columns to be jailed for four and a half years.
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Attacker Tries To Shoot Prominent Turkish Journalist Outside Court
An assailant attempted to shoot a prominent Turkish journalist on Friday outside a courthouse in Istanbul just before the verdict in his trial on charges of revealing state secrets was due to be announced, a Reuters witness said.
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Turkish Journalists Get 2 Years Jail For Publishing Prophet Mohammed Cartoon: Lawyer
A Turkish court on today sentenced two prominent Turkish journalists to two years behind bars for illustrating their columns with a controversial cartoon of the Prophet Mohammed published by French satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo, their lawyer said.
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Turkish Journalists On Trial For Syria Arms Smuggling
Two Turkish journalists went on trial today on allegations that they revealed state secrets and helped a terror organization with their reports on alleged government-arms smuggling to Syrian rebels, a trial that has increased concern about the erosion of media freedoms in Turkey.
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Turkish Journalist Calls His Release From Jail A 'Defeat' For Erdogan
The release of two prominent Turkish journalists following a ruling by Turkey's top court that their rights had been violated is a "clear defeat" for President Tayyip Erdogan, one of them said today.
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2 Imprisoned Turkish Journalists Released From Jail In Istanbul
Two Turkish journalists charged in a hugely controversial case with revealing state secrets and held in jail for the last three months were released earlier today after Turkey's constitutional court ruled their rights had been violated.
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Turkish Journalists' Arrests Draws Protests Home, Abroad
Around 2,000 people protested today over the arrest of two prominent journalists on charges of espionage and terrorist propaganda, a case that has revived long-standing criticism of Turkey's record on press freedom under President Tayyip Erdogan.
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Turkey Journalists Face 4.5 Years Jail Over Charlie Hebdo Cartoon
Turkish prosecutors on Wednesday called for two prominent journalists who featured Charlie Hebdo's cover with the image of the Prophet Mohammed in their columns to be jailed for four and a half years.
