Russia and Turkey’s social media restrictions signal more surveillance in the future
Both Turkey and Russia have adopted increasingly harsher legislation to monitor content on social media as part ...
Journalist Deniz Yücel faces up to 2 years in prison for “degrading the Turkish State”
Journalist Deniz Yücel faces up to two years in prison for “degrading the Turkish Nation and State ...
MLSA files lawsuit against the circular that bans filming during public demonstrations
Media and Law Studies Association’s (MLSA) Legal Unit filed a lawsuit against the General Directorate of Security ...
MLSA holds annual World Press Freedom Day panel
The Media and Law Studies Association (MLSA) hosted its annual World Press Freedom Day panel in collaboration ...
MLSA to hold annual “World Press Freedom Day” panel on May 3
Media and Law Studies Association (MLSA) will host its annual World Press Freedom Day panel in collaboration ...
Van journalists accused of “membership in a terrorist organization”
ECE KOÇAK Van court accepts the indictment prepared by the Public Prosecutor’s Office against five journalists, four ...
MLSA objects to arrest warrant issued for journalist Cengiz Çandar
İstanbul – Media and Law Studies Association’s (MLSA) Legal Unit objected to the arrest warrant issued for ...
Nedim Türfent’s new year letter: Our faces and hearts are turned towards the sun and light
Journalist Nedim Türfent, who was detained and arrested in May 2016 after having reported on rights violations ...
Speaking out in the void: Article 18 as a clamp on the ECtHR
ZELAL PELİN DOĞAN* The European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) has recently delivered two notable judgements on ...
Crackdown against Kurdish media unacceptable, int’l rights organizations say
ELİF AKGÜL Many international rights organizations focusing on media freedom have voiced concerns over four journalists who ...
