Turkish Prosecutors Seek 3-Year Prison Sentence for Journalist Jailed over Social Media Post - Stockholm Center for Freedom
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Turkish prosecutors seek 3-year prison sentence for journalist jailed over social media post - Stockholm Center for Freedom
Turkish prosecutors are seeking up to three years in prison for journalist Ali Tarakcı, who was jailed pending trial over a social media post predicting that a government minister would resign, the T24 news website reported on Friday. The indictment, filed by the Ankara Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office, charges Tarakcı with publicly disseminating misleading information […]
An indictment has been prepared against journalist Ali Tarakcı on charges of "publicly disseminating misleading information" due to his social media post stating, "A very important minister will resign on Friday." The prosecution is seeking a prison sentence of 1 to 3 years for Tarakcı.
An indictment has been prepared against journalist Ali Tarakcı, who was arrested for a social media post stating "a minister will resign," demanding a prison sentence of up to 3 years.
An indictment has been prepared against journalist Ali Tarakçı for his social media post stating, "A very important minister will resign on Friday." While Central Bank exchange rate data has been included in the file, Tarakçı, who is currently in custody, denies the accusation.
An indictment has been prepared against journalist Ali Tarakçı, seeking a prison sentence of 1 to 3 years on charges of "publicly disseminating misleading information" due to his social media post stating, "A minister will resign on Friday."
The investigation into journalist Ali Tarakçı, who was arrested for posting on social media that "A very important minister will resign on Friday," has been completed. The indictment prepared by the Ankara Chief Public Prosecutor's Office alleges that the post reached 5.2 million views, causing market fluctuations and leading to intervention by the Central Bank. Tarakçı faces a prison sentence of 1 to 3 years for "Publicly Disseminating Misleadi…
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