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More journalists detained by Turkey in dawn raids after covering anti-government protests
- Two journalists, Elif Bayburt and Nisa Suda Demirel, were detained in dawn raids in Istanbul for covering protests, as reported by their outlets.
- Nisa Suda Demirel was arrested at around 6 a.m. by police, according to Evrensel.
- Reporters Without Borders condemned the arrests of the journalists.
- Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya stated that nearly 1,900 people had been arrested since March 19.
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The Turkish government has greatly increased the pressure on media professionals. Almost daily there are reports of arrests and other reprisals against journalists.
In Turkey, a lawyer of the imprisoned opposition politician was arrested by the CHP, Imamoglu.
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