Turkey - Turkish jailed journalists call on the EU: "your solidarity is more vital than ever"

Reporters without borders

Can Dündar, the editor of the leading Turkish daily Cumhuriyet, and his Ankara bureau chief, Erdem Gül, have been imprisoned since 26 November. From their prison cell in Silivri, they wrote a letter to the EU leaders on the eve of an important EU / Turkey summit, due to take place in Brussels on 29 November. To the leaders of the European Union, We as journalists who believe that Turkey is part of the European family and should be a full member of the Union, write you this letter from (...)

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