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Dialogue Platform statement on Turkey journalists' arrests
"On Sunday 14 December 14, 2014, the Turkish police raided the headquarters of the Zaman daily, which has the highest circulation in Turkey, and detained Ekrem Dumanlı, the editor-in-chief, Hidayet Karaca, the CEO of Samanyolu Media Group as well as other journalists, producers, and scriptwriters. This is another worrying signal for the deterioration of democracy and freedom of expression in Turkey. The independent media has been the target of the Turkish government due to its opposition to increasingly authoritarian policies and laxity against the serious corruption charges.
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