ZAMAN NEWSPAPER
SENTENCED TO 5 YEARS AND 10 MONTHS IN JAIL
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Journalist Emre Soncan
ZAMAN NEWSPAPER
SENTENCED TO 10 YEARS AND 5 MONTHS IN JAIL
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Journalist Abdullah Kilic
Meydan
SENTENCED TO 6 YEARS AND 3 MONTHS IN JAIL
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Journalist Abdullah Civan
Today’s Zaman
SENTENCED TO 10 YEARS AND 5 MONTHS IN JAIL.
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Journalist Abdulkadir Cihan
Today’s Zaman
Sentenced to 10 Years and 5 months in Jail.
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Vigil and Protest for 864 Babies In Jail in Turkey
864 Babies are in Jail Protests Booklet
The imprisonment of babies is just one element of the Turkish government’s crackdown on innocent people. Approximately 217,000 people have been detained and more than 82,000 people have been arrested on terrorism charges. Those prosecuted include journalists, civil servants, teachers, politicians, academics, human rights defenders, police officers, and military personnel. The prosecutions often lack compelling evidence of criminal activity. As a result, government officials use torture and ill-treatment in custody, including severe beatings, threats of sexual assault and actual sexual assault, electric shocks, waterboarding and interference with medical examinations.
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