Turkey: "An attack on women journalists is an attack on freedom"

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Turkey: “An attack on women journalists is an attack on freedom”

17 Dec 2014

Magazine | News and features | Volume 43.04 Winter 2014

Turkish novelist and contributing editor for Index on Censorship magazine, Kaya Genç, gives a short interview about the intimidation of female journalists in Turkey, read his full report in the winter issue

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“An attack on women journalists is an attack on freedom,” says novelist Kaya Genç, in a short video interview ahead of the publication of his article on the intimidation of women journalists in Turkey in the latest Index on Censorship magazine.

Genç’s comments come as the country has been gripped by a crackdown on opposition and members of the media.

Genç, a Turkish novelist based in Istanbul, is a contributing editor to Index on Censorship magazine.

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This article was posted on 17 Dec 2014 at indexoncensorship.org

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