journalists detained

When police carried out a house raid to detain journalist Kadri Esen, he was in another apartment in the same building. The police raided his former landlord's home. Esen is not the only journalist whose home was raided. But the raids are not legal.

Yalçın was detained during a police raid in her home in Diyarbakır.

Police raided the journalist's home. The reason for the detention is not yet known.

Taken into custody in a house raid in Urfa on November 19, Mezopotamya Agency (MA) reporter Emrullah Acar has still been in detention in Malatya.

While the reason for Gençel's detention is not clear, he has been referred to the prosecutor's office of cyber crimes.

The police intervened against the dismissed workers of Sinbo, a company producing small home appliances, who wanted to make a press statement in front of the factory in İstanbul. Five people, including three journalists, have been detained.

The state-run news agency firshad published and later deleted the photos showing ISIS militants using captured TSK vehicles during a 2016 operation into Syria.

“TELE 1 Ankara Representative İsmail Dükel was detained at 7.30 a.m. this morning, the reason for his detention is unknown. The prosecutor’s office has given four days for detention,” TELE1 Editor-in-Chief Yanardağ has announced.

Although court hearings were postponed due to the coronavirus outbreak, prosecution of journalists and fines on critical news outlets continued in May, Press in Arrest has said.

Mustafa Ahmet Oktay and Eren Sarıkaya, two local journalists from Bartın, were taken into custody over a new report on coronavirus. They have been released after their deposition, former CHP MP and journalist Yarkadaş has announced.

Sayılğan was detained for "entering a prohibited zone" while reporting on refugees trying to cross into Greece.

A group of people gathered outside the homes of reporters and threataned them, Sputnik said, questioning how they found the addresses.

Four reporters of the state-owned agency, including a citizen of Turkey, were detained in Cairo on January 14.

The journalist, who wanted to go to Europe because he received a prison term in Turkey, has said that Iran has sent him to Turkey after he was not allowed to enter Armenia.

Ergin Çağlar, a reporter for the Mezopotamya Agency, has been released on the condition of judicial control by the court.

Okatan has said that she was detained because of the social media posts of Etkin News Agency on the Afrin operation and hunger strikes.

Artı Gerçek TV reporter Derya Okatan has been detained. Okatan recently interviewed a woman who told she was sexually assaulted by a police officer.

20 of over 100 people, who were detained in Diyarbakır yesterday and among whom were also journalists and politicians, have been released after giving their testimonies.

Over 100 people, among whom are also journalists Abdurrahman Gök, Esra Solin Dal, Kibriye Evren and Semiha Alankuş, have been taken into custody in house raids.

37 people including DİHA reporter, Nedim Oruç have been detained in Silopi.