Turkey has blocked access to 82 X accounts operated by Kurdish politicians, journalists, publishers, and media houses, citing terrorist propaganda as the reason. This move has sparked criticism from rights groups and international organizations, who see it as an attack on press freedom and freedom of expression. Key Takeaways 82 X accounts blocked: The accounts [ ]
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Turkey Blocks Kurdish Politicians and Journalists’ X Accounts for ‘Terrorist Propaganda’
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