AvatarJLSR37Turkey Concerns of censorship grow in Turkey after parliament approves new social media regulation law Euronews - Mathieu PolletTurkey’s parliament voted a law early on Wednesday that saw a further tightening of the country's rules on social media. Major companies, such as Facebook and Twitter, will be required to have offices
AvatarJLSR37Satire New Dark Era of Online Censorship in Turkey: Daily Brief hrw.org Plus: new UN report on appalling abuses against women in North Korea; Poland's government plans to remove protections for women and girls; Uganda …
AvatarJLSR37Opinion Why Hagia Sophia move spells trouble for Turkey’s President Erdogan South China Morning Post - Serkan Yolacan After an 86-year pause, Friday prayers will resume at the Hagia Sophia this week, following Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s decree to …
AvatarJLSR37новости про туризм Once an Istanbul Soup Kitchen, Now One of the World’s Most Beautiful Libraries The Daily Beast - Jennifer Hattam “Look, what beautiful stables!” library director Salih Şahin says with a laugh, the sweep of his hand taking in a scene with nary a trace of hay or …
AvatarJLSR37ArtA Turkish Court Has Revoked the Hagia Sophia's Status as a Museum as the Country's President Moves to Return It to a Working artnet.com - Sarah Cascone UNESCO has expressed concerns about the change in status to the World Heritage Site. A Turkish court has revoked the famed Hagia Sophia’s status as a …
