P24 with Article 19 to train journalists on how to get access to what the public has a right to know

Turkey’s president tweets, exiled cleric frets, while Turkish women face hidden obstacles to the right to abortion

Turkish government’s actions belie fine words of solidarity with Charlie Hebdo

We will not tolerate this operation being meted out against our colleagues, and particularly against those who made public allegations of corruption

Are foreign conspirators to blame for Turkey’s declining image?

An analysis of the EU Progress Report on Turkey by CPJ’s Europe Representative

Annual review critical of public media policy

Bullyboy tactics expose media’s own weakness

“In this new regime known as the ‘New Turkey’ a ‘New Media Class’ is being formed.”

In the absence of a democratically minded state broadcaster, Sunday’s ballot cannot be fair.

“And death shall have no dominion” – not even in print

The trouble with propaganda is someone might believe it

As the mining disaster in Soma demonstrates, the government must ensure proper regulatory legislation to minimize the risk of a nuclear accident

The absence of press freedom in Turkey no longer raises editorial eyebrows abroad

Freedom House declares the Turkish press no longer free.

Is there a business model for a dissenting voice?

In Turkey “closed to the press” means “some of the press”

The media needs to put its house in order