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Murat Volkan Dülger
12 May 2021, Wednesday / Published in Politics

Are Turkish citizens getting blacklisted with new regulation?

A new series of criticisms in the field of “judiciary”, the bleeding wound of the country in recent days, has been added to a series of developments that concern all of us and envision vaguely “being blacked out”, “stigmatized” and “not involving people who are considered objectionable to public activities”. According to a new regulation,
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