Turkey - RSF condemns “culpable” life sentence request for two journalists

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Türkçe / Read in Turkish Reporters Without Borders (RSF) condemns the “culpable cruelty” of the public prosecutors who have requested “aggravated life sentences” for Cumhuriyet editor Can Dündar and Ankara bureau chief Erdem Gül in an indictment submitted to an Istanbul criminal court today. The court is expected to lose little time in approving the indictment and setting a date for the trial of the two journalists, who have been detained for the past two months. “By giving credence to the (...)

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