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Turkish Broadcasters Under Pressure to Be on Same Wavelength as Ruling Party

English By Ezel Sahinkaya Share on Facebook Print this page WASHINGTON - Olay TV began broadcasting late last year with ambitions to become a mainstream national news channel in Turkey’s polarized media environment. But the channel lasted just 26 days before closing under what its editor said was government pressure. The station was set up as a partnership between Cavit Caglar, who had an existing license for a local broadcasting venture, and Huseyin Koksal, a businessman with the capital to invest, a journalist familiar with the setup told VOA. Less than a month into the broadcasts, Caglar, a former minister and businessman, pulled out of the deal, saying in a statement he was disturbed by the channel’s editorial line being too close to the pro-Kurdish opposition Peoples’ Democratic Party (HDP).

Turkish women journalists fighting the discourse of male state violence

International report Issued on: 26/01/2021 - 16:40 Audio 05:21 Dozens of women in the Kurdish southeast have been detained in recent months in the government s war against Kurdish separatists. © REUTERS/Rodi Said By: Dorian Jones 10 min Working under the slogan  With a women s pen in the pursuit of truth, JinNews is a groundbreaking women s news agency in Turkey. But Jin s future is increasingly in doubt, the agency becoming a target in the government s war on terror .  Advertising JinNews is pursuing journalism wherever women are, explains Gulsen Kocuk, Jin s Turkish news editor, In every aspect of their lives, to make women s work visible, women s existence visible, and provide a platform where they can express their views.

Turkey s top court rules Kavala s rights not violated -Anadolu

By Reuters Staff 3 Min Read ANKARA (Reuters) -Turkey’s top court on Tuesday ruled that high-profile philanthropist Osman Kavala’s detention had not violated his right to liberty and security after he spent more than three years in jail without a conviction. FILE PHOTO: Ayse Bugra, wife of Osman Kavala, Turkish businessman and philanthropist, leaves a restaurant after learning that Istanbul prosecutor s office demanded the re-arrest of her husband, in Silivri, near Istanbul, Turkey, February 18, 2020. REUTERS/Murad Sezer/File Photo/File Photo Kavala, 63, was remanded earlier this month at a hearing that rights groups said further silenced dissent in the country. The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) has called for his release.

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