Turkish newspaper staff found guilty of terror charges

A Turkish court has convicted journalists and other senior staff members from an opposition newspaper on terror charges, in a case that has exacerbated concerns over press freedom.

Turkish newspaper staff found guilty of terror charges
Thu, 26 Apr, 2018 - 11:54

A Turkish court has convicted journalists and other senior staff members from an opposition newspaper on terror charges, in a case that has exacerbated concerns over press freedom.

Turkey's official Anadolu news agency said 14 Cumhuriyet employees were found guilty of "aiding a terror group without being a member".

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