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Turkey - TV debate programme suspended because of references to Armenian genocide

Reporters Without Borders strongly condemns a decision by the Radio and TV Supreme Council (RTÜK) to ban the privately-owned TV station Habertürk from broadcasting one of its regular “One on One” discussion programmes next month as a punishment for comments about the 1915 Armenian massacres made by a guest on one of the previous programmes. The offending programme, a debate between Yusuf Halaçoglu, the former president of the Turkish Institute of History (TTK) and Sevan Nisanyan, a journalist (...)

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