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We all know that freedom of expression is the most fundamental human right, as essential to human life as the first cry of a new-born child. Different countries will, based on their history, adopt different measures to make democracy work.
Hepimiz ifade özgürlüğünün, yeni doğmuş bir bebeğin ilk gözyaşı gibi insan hayatının olmazsa olmazlarından, temel insan haklarından biri olduğunu biliyoruz. Farklı ülkeler, tarihlerine dayanarak, demokrasileri farklı önlemlerle yürütmektedirler.
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[…] IRESEARCHTURKEY CENTRE FOR POLICY ANALYSIS AND RESEARCH ON TURKEY s Turkey Heading towards a Real Democracy? . William Nygaard, Former President of Norwegian Publishers Association . We all know that freedom of expression is the most fundamental human right, as essential to human life as the first cry of a new-born child. Different countries will, based on their history, adopt different measures to make democracy work. On my first prison visit to Silivri, here in March I became a personal witness to the way oppression works. As you know, but the rest of the world had better know, we see prisoners who have spent years in jail before their cases were brought to trial. We are sitting in on one of these mass trials that take place frequently. During the break we managed to talk to some of the accused, shouting at each other from a distance. This way of communication is forbidden since then, I have heard. They came from different professions: Two publishers, two journalists and writers, one owner of a TV station, one general, one dean at a university, one computer expert etc. They had been robbed of their lives. Continue reading h ttp://researchturkey.org/dev/wp/wordpress/?p=2717 […]
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