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NATO Denies Accreditation to Turkish Journalists Ahead of Summit
5 sourcesFirst reported 27 days agoUpdated 26 days ago
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- Numerous Turkish journalists have been denied accreditation for the upcoming NATO summit in Ankara.
- One journalist reported that his application was rejected with no explanation provided.
- Accreditation decisions appear to have been influenced by the Turkish government's communications office.
- Concerns have been raised regarding press freedom due to these rejections.
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Politis· 27 days ago
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Sigmalive· 26 days ago
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Sigmalive· 27 days ago

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Dozens of Turkish journalists denied accreditation for NATO summit in Ankara, media say
ekathimerini.com· 27 days ago

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Το ΝΑΤΟ δεν εξέδωσε διαπιστεύσεις σε δεκάδες Τούρκους δημοσιογράφους για τη σύνοδο κορυφής του στην Άγκυρα
Proto Thema· 27 days ago