is an international Germany-based professional solidarity association formed by gathered journalists reside abroad Turkey.
Sectoral situation
Concerns of censorship grow in Turkey after parliament approves new social media regulation law
Turkey’s parliament voted a law early on Wednesday that saw a further tightening of the country's rules on social media....
Read morePresident Erdoğan: We want the social media channels to be completely removed or controlled
President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, who attended the AK Party Extended Provincial Presidents Meeting via video conferencing, reacted to his comments...
Read moreTwitter deactivated 7,340 accounts linked to the AKP youth organization
One of the world's largest social media platforms Twitter, announced it has shut down 7 thousand 340 accounts from Turkey...
Read moreAttacks on journalists are on the rise in Germany
Violence and harassment incidents against media members in Germany are on the rise. Journalists expect more sensitivity from the police,...
Read moreDetained journalists await the Supreme Court decision
19 journalists who have been sentenced to prison for “membership of an armed terrorist organization” and are still under arrest...
Read moreThe UN Human Rights Council in a barrage of criticism in Turkey
United by Turkey tabled last five years of the human rights record at the UN Human Rights Council member states,...
Read moreCancelled Press Cards became valid again
The Presidency Communication Presidency, which took a step back after the public reaction, revalidated the canceled press cards. Press cards...
Read moreWikipedia access after 3 years has been opened in Turkey
The world's largest interactive digital encyclopedia Wikipedia, after the Constitutional Court (AYM) decision, a local court today after receiving a...
Read moreCommittee to Protect Journalists: Turkey and China are the biggest prisons for journalists
According to the report of The Committee to Protect Journalists, Turkey in 2019 is the second country in the number...
Read morePress-card questioning from Turkey Journalists’ Society
Turkey Journalists' Society (TGC) Board of Directors made a statement after Vice President Fuat Oktay answering a question about the...
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