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Turkish Journalists Detained Over Broadcast of İmamoğlu Recording
Journalists Seda Selek, Barış Pehlivan, and Serhan Asker were detained on January 27, 2025, in Istanbul, Turkey, for their alleged involvement in broadcasting a recording of a phone conversation between Istanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu and an expert witness. Ms. Selek denies any involvement and request...
Turkish Journalists Detained Over Broadcast of İmamoğlu Recording
Journalists Seda Selek, Barış Pehlivan, and Serhan Asker were detained on January 27, 2025, in Istanbul, Turkey, for their alleged involvement in broadcasting a recording of a phone conversation between Istanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu and an expert witness. Ms. Selek denies any involvement and request...
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48% Bias Score
Turkish Journalist Detained After Broadcasting Interview with Municipal Expert
Following the release of critical reports on two Istanbul municipalities, journalist Barış Pehlivan's interview with the involved expert, broadcast on Halk TV, resulted in his detention along with two Halk TV colleagues, sparking debate about journalistic ethics and freedom of the press in Turkey.
Turkish Journalist Detained After Broadcasting Interview with Municipal Expert
Following the release of critical reports on two Istanbul municipalities, journalist Barış Pehlivan's interview with the involved expert, broadcast on Halk TV, resulted in his detention along with two Halk TV colleagues, sparking debate about journalistic ethics and freedom of the press in Turkey.
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60% Bias Score
Rai Investigative Program Report Subordinated Amidst Concerns of Government Censorship
A new Rai circular, orchestrated by the CEO, curtails the autonomy of the investigative program Report, sparking concerns about government interference in public broadcasting and freedom of the press, amid a blocked Rai Supervisory Commission.
Rai Investigative Program Report Subordinated Amidst Concerns of Government Censorship
A new Rai circular, orchestrated by the CEO, curtails the autonomy of the investigative program Report, sparking concerns about government interference in public broadcasting and freedom of the press, amid a blocked Rai Supervisory Commission.
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52% Bias Score
Court of Appeal Overturns Anonymity Order for Judges
The Court of Appeal overturned a High Court decision to anonymize judges in a case concerning Sara's death, citing the judge's inappropriate reliance on personal experiences instead of evidence and the importance of press scrutiny to the integrity of the justice system. The case will be reheard befo...
Court of Appeal Overturns Anonymity Order for Judges
The Court of Appeal overturned a High Court decision to anonymize judges in a case concerning Sara's death, citing the judge's inappropriate reliance on personal experiences instead of evidence and the importance of press scrutiny to the integrity of the justice system. The case will be reheard befo...
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48% Bias Score
Georgian Journalist Faces Prison Amidst Crackdown on Dissent
Georgian journalist Mzia Amaglobeli faces 4-7 years in prison for allegedly assaulting a police officer during anti-government protests stemming from disputed elections and a controversial "foreign agent" law; the incident highlights a broader crackdown on dissent and pro-EU voices.
Georgian Journalist Faces Prison Amidst Crackdown on Dissent
Georgian journalist Mzia Amaglobeli faces 4-7 years in prison for allegedly assaulting a police officer during anti-government protests stemming from disputed elections and a controversial "foreign agent" law; the incident highlights a broader crackdown on dissent and pro-EU voices.
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60% Bias Score
RSF Criticizes Guatemala's Insufficient Protection of Journalists
Reporters Without Borders (RSF) criticized Guatemalan President Bernardo Arévalo's insufficient efforts to protect journalists, urging stronger action despite some progress in fostering dialogue and press freedom; however, the Public Ministry's continued criminalization of journalists under Consuelo...
RSF Criticizes Guatemala's Insufficient Protection of Journalists
Reporters Without Borders (RSF) criticized Guatemalan President Bernardo Arévalo's insufficient efforts to protect journalists, urging stronger action despite some progress in fostering dialogue and press freedom; however, the Public Ministry's continued criminalization of journalists under Consuelo...
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40% Bias Score
Turkish "Influence Agency" Law: Arrest Highlights Ongoing Debate
Ayşe Barım, a manager linked to the Gezi Park protests, was arrested in Turkey on January 27, 2025, charged with aiding an attempt to overthrow the government; this highlights the controversial "influence agency" amendment expanding espionage laws, twice withdrawn due to opposition and concerns abou...
Turkish "Influence Agency" Law: Arrest Highlights Ongoing Debate
Ayşe Barım, a manager linked to the Gezi Park protests, was arrested in Turkey on January 27, 2025, charged with aiding an attempt to overthrow the government; this highlights the controversial "influence agency" amendment expanding espionage laws, twice withdrawn due to opposition and concerns abou...
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40% Bias Score
Turkish Journalists Detained After Broadcasting Interview
Following the broadcast of a phone conversation with an expert involved in a case against Istanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu, three Halk TV journalists—Barış Pehlivan, Serhan Asker, and Seda Selek—were detained in Turkey on charges of illegally recording a conversation and attempting to influence the exp...
Turkish Journalists Detained After Broadcasting Interview
Following the broadcast of a phone conversation with an expert involved in a case against Istanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu, three Halk TV journalists—Barış Pehlivan, Serhan Asker, and Seda Selek—were detained in Turkey on charges of illegally recording a conversation and attempting to influence the exp...
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60% Bias Score
Georgian Journalist's Hunger Strike Highlights Government Crackdown
Prominent Georgian journalist Mzia Amglobeli, arrested in January during anti-government protests in Batumi, launched a hunger strike, protesting alleged police brutality and a 4–7 year sentence for allegedly assaulting an officer who allegedly used sexual remarks during her arrest; her case highlig...
Georgian Journalist's Hunger Strike Highlights Government Crackdown
Prominent Georgian journalist Mzia Amglobeli, arrested in January during anti-government protests in Batumi, launched a hunger strike, protesting alleged police brutality and a 4–7 year sentence for allegedly assaulting an officer who allegedly used sexual remarks during her arrest; her case highlig...
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52% Bias Score
Atalay Honors Uğur Mumcu on 32nd Anniversary of Assassination
Can Atalay, a Gezi Park trial defendant whose parliamentary mandate was revoked, honored journalist Uğur Mumcu on the 32nd anniversary of his assassination, emphasizing Mumcu's enduring legacy as a symbol of resistance for those fighting for equality and freedom in Turkey.
Atalay Honors Uğur Mumcu on 32nd Anniversary of Assassination
Can Atalay, a Gezi Park trial defendant whose parliamentary mandate was revoked, honored journalist Uğur Mumcu on the 32nd anniversary of his assassination, emphasizing Mumcu's enduring legacy as a symbol of resistance for those fighting for equality and freedom in Turkey.
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40% Bias Score
Turkey Imposes Publication Bans on Multiple Incidents, Sparking Transparency Concerns
A Turkish prosecutor reported suspicious activities at the Anadolu Courthouse, triggering multiple publication bans on various incidents, including deadly family feuds, traffic accidents, murders, and building collapses, raising concerns about transparency and accountability.
Turkey Imposes Publication Bans on Multiple Incidents, Sparking Transparency Concerns
A Turkish prosecutor reported suspicious activities at the Anadolu Courthouse, triggering multiple publication bans on various incidents, including deadly family feuds, traffic accidents, murders, and building collapses, raising concerns about transparency and accountability.
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56% Bias Score
Journalist Murder Highlights Deteriorating Press Freedom in India
Indian freelance journalist Mukesh Chandrakar was murdered in Chhattisgarh, India, after reporting on corruption; his death highlights the deteriorating press freedom environment in India, where the killers of other journalists remain largely unpunished.
Journalist Murder Highlights Deteriorating Press Freedom in India
Indian freelance journalist Mukesh Chandrakar was murdered in Chhattisgarh, India, after reporting on corruption; his death highlights the deteriorating press freedom environment in India, where the killers of other journalists remain largely unpunished.
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56% Bias Score
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