Turkey: Journalists Convicted for Doing Their Jobs
Harsh Sentences for Cumhuriyet Staff in Politically Motivated Case
![Press freedom activists read opposition newspaper Cumhuriyet during a demonstration in solidarity with the jailed members of the newspaper outside a courthouse, in Istanbul, Turkey, July 28, 2017.](/sites/default/files/styles/square/public/multimedia_images_2018/201804europe_turkey_press_cumhuriyet.jpg?itok=zlEwg_be)
Harsh Sentences for Cumhuriyet Staff in Politically Motivated Case
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