More than 100 journalists are in jail even after 5 years since the coup attempt in Turkey. The joint report by the “International Association of Journalists” (IJA) and the “Association of Endangered Peoples” (GfbV) shows how journalists are sentenced to long prison sentences for terrorist crimes.
The whole report: (German)
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