Ethics are brandished when the press covers sensitive subjects – religion, nationalism, ethnicity – using loft notions of patriotism, honor, respect.

Keeping politicians, officials, and business people honest is no easy task in poor countries where civil society and the rule of law are weak.

A must-read by journalist Nicole Pope on post-Gezi developments in the Turkish media

Nicole Pope, Gazetecileri Koruma Örgütü için yazdığı makalede Gezi eylemleri sonrasında Türk medyasındaki gelişmelere bakarken P24’ten de söz etti.

Başbakan Erdoğan, MHP lideri Devlet Bahçeli’nin sözlerinin Habertürk TV’nin ekranından kaldırılmasını istediğini itiraf etti.

Reporters Without Borders rank Turkey 154th in the world for press freedom and cites serious concerns

Turkey continues to be the world’s leading jailer of journalists.

Turkey might be about to learn how attempts to control the population by limiting the Internet can backfire

A new report by TEPAV Foundation in Turkey says Ankara ranks second after Beijing in demands to ban internet content.

Başbakan Erdoğan ile Habertürk Yayın Grubu arasındaki yakın ilişki hafta sonuna damga vurdu.

Turks hit back at the Internet law by Twitter posts

The Wall Street Journal article on the plight of Mahir Zeynalov

What will remain of Turkey’s freedom of expression in light of the new internet bill?

Restrictive Internet legislation compel CPJ to add cyberspace to the list of places on the wrong track.

CHP leader: The president should take up a position on behalf of democracy and freedom

Tough new internet restrictions in Turkey are moving the country in the wrong direction, according to the Commissioner for Human Rights.

AB’nin Genişlemeden Sorumlu Üyesi Stefan Füle, internet düzenlemesini “Türkiye bunu hak etmiyor” sözüyle eleştirdi…

The deportation of Zeynalov for his critical writing is a further setback for media freedom in Turkey