Turkey - Ambitious reforms needed to end judicial harassment of journalists

Reporters without borders

Read in Turkish / Türkçe While a fourth judicial reform package that is supposed to limit the abuses of Turkey's anti-terrorism legislation is due to be submitted to parliament soon, Reporters Without Borders regrets that the previous reform packages have had little effect on freedom of information in Turkey. “Dozens of journalists still languish in prison without being tried,” Reporters Without Borders said. “As in the past, judges still do not bother to provide concrete grounds for their (...)

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