Rights groups urge social media platforms to resist Turkish orders to block accounts
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Human rights groups urge social media platforms, including X, to resist Turkish court orders censoring journalists and activists. On Monday, 21 organizations, like Human Rights Watch, called on Turkey to stop issuing blocking orders.
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The Committee to Protect Journalists on Monday joined 20 local and international partner organizations in a joint statement asking Turkey and social media platforms to stop censoring journalists and rights defenders online by blocking their accounts, and respect the right to free expression.
Human rights groups urge social media platforms, including X, to resist Turkish court orders censoring journalists and activists. On Monday, 21 organizations, like Human Rights Watch, called on Turkey to stop issuing blocking orders.
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