Rights Groups Urge Social Media Platforms to Resist Turkish Account-Blocking Orders
Twenty-one rights organisations call on platforms to challenge Turkish orders targeting journalists, activists and independent media.
Twenty-one rights organisations call on platforms to challenge Turkish orders targeting journalists, activists and independent media.
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EU Enlargement Commissioner Marta Kos says developments affecting media freedom, LGBTQI+ rights and local democracy are moving Turkey further from its stated EU membership objective.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim says Malaysia will work toward Myanmar’s reintegration into ASEAN, while activists warn that engagement could legitimize military-backed rule.
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Ankara is considering former foreign minister Feridun Sinirlioğlu as a candidate to lead the United Nations, though no formal nomination has been submitted.
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A monitoring group says Turkey has blocked access to at least 147 additional X accounts that discussed the country’s investment-fund crisis.
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