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Turkish journalist in Sweden faces fresh indictment and trial in Turkey over published article

This isn’t the first time the Swedish-based journalist has become the focus of an indictment

More than 440 reporters lose press passes after White House changes requirements

The new guidelines apply to all journalists seeking a 'hard pass' for regular access to the White House

Turkey arrests prominent TV journalist over criticizing Ocalan’s isolation

Journalist Merdan Yanardag’s arrest comes amid a post-election climate in which many journalists feel threatened, according to media watchdogs

National Geographic magazine has laid off the last of its staff writers

Go woke, go broke...

Greek journalists covering Turkey’s earthquake cameras destroyed

Their cameras and mobile equipment were destroyed by Diyanet, the official religious authority

Turkish journalist sentenced to nearly 300 years in prison for smearing al-Qaeda linked jihadists

Negative coverage of jihadist groups aligned with the Erdogan government is a red line for journalists

AP fires reporter behind retracted “Russian Missiles” story

That report was taken offline the following day and replaced with an editor’s note admitting the single source was wrong

Journalism Award stripped from Palestinian journalist over antisemitic Facebook posts

“Me and Hitler are friends. We share the same ideology, especially regarding the extermination of the Jews,” Hammad wrote in a post from 2014

Germany: Critic of Islam gets six months in prison without parole for “hate speech” for criticizing Islam

The journalist spoke the truth about Islam so he is going to be made to pay as an example to others to keep silent & go along

New media laws ban critical reporting on Turkish Intelligence

If there is a reasonable suspicion that documents belonging to MİT are used in publications, MİT will be able to take action to block the content

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