Project Exile: Turkish editor departs after police raid "I realize it was the best decision of my life because I would be imprisoned right now, like my colleagues." Shortly after Turkish police in riot...
Dutch journalist expelled from Turkey seeks justice "They robbed me of my life, my job, so they're going to have to pay for it." Fréderike Geerdink had made a home for herself in Turkey....
Project Exile: Turkey reporter stayed one step ahead of crackdown "It was part of the intimidation campaign to go after family members, including my mother." In hindsight, there were many clues that President Recep...
Turkey’s dying democracy Fifteen years ago, Turkey was the great democratic beacon of the Islamic world. Back then Turkey’s current President Recep Tayyip Erdogan was...
Turkey’s purge The attempted military coup against Turkey's democratically-elected government last month was plenty alarming. But what's happened in the country...
Turkey charges three press freedom activists Two Turkish journalists and an academic are facing up to 14 years in a Turkish prison on charges of disseminating “terrorist propaganda” by...
Turkish journalist on trial escapes shooting A prominent Turkish journalist on trial for disclosing state secrets escaped injury after an assailant shot at him twice outside a court in...
Turkish editors released from prison, still face trial Two Turkish journalists who reported that the country's government was arming Islamist rebels in Syria have been released from prison three months...
Turkey charges two journalists with spying Turkish authorities have arrested two journalists for an opposition newspaper and charged them with espionage and aiding a terrorist organization...
Turkish media group appeals closure as dozens laid off A Turkish opposition media group shuttered by the government has laid off dozens of employees even as it is appeals a judicial ruling ordering its...
