Turkish fascist authorities arrest a number of correspondents of Mezopotamya and Jin News

​​​​​​​As part of the investigations conducted by Public Prosecution Office in Ankara; Turkish police raided the office of Mesopotamia Agency in Ankara. As a result of these investigations, the homes of a number of Mezopotamya and JINNEWS correspondents were raided and arrested.

Turkish fascist authorities arrest a number of correspondents of Mezopotamya and Jin News
25 October, 2022   07:39
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As part of the investigations launched by Public Prosecution Office in Ankara; Turkish police raided the office of Mezopotamya Agency. As a result of these investigations, the correspondents of Mezopotamya Agency were arrested; Salman Kozlyoz in Byasa Amed district, and Hakan Yaljin in Wan, and took the 2 correspondents to the police centers.

The police also raided the home of JINNEWS correspondent Habiba Aran and Daria Ran and arrested them. It turned out that Daria Ran was arrested for another investigation.

The arrest of the editor-in-chief of Mezopotamya.

Turkish police raided the home of the head of Written Affairs Department of Mezopotamya Agency in Istanbul; Dern Yurtsefer. They searched in the house and confiscated many books. Then they arrested Yurtsefer and took her to Istanbul Police Directorate.

Ankara

Turkish police also raided the office of Mezopotamya Agency in Ankara. And the Turkish police raids on homes resulted in the arrest of Mezopotamya's reporter Zamo Aguz and the agency's reporter Berivan Altan in Ankara. The Turkish police also raided the homes of a number of other journalists, and searches are still going on.

During the arrest, the reporters were handcuffed and left on the ground for a long time. The police also confiscated the correspondents' laptops.

Rha and Mardin

Also in the context of investigations; Turkish police raided the home of Mezopotamya Agency reporter Amrallah Agar and Agency reporter Jaylan Shahinly in Rha. During the raid, Turkish police confiscated the reporters' computers and cameras. The police also raided Agar' house in Mardin and confiscated a collection of books.

Turkish police raided the home of Jin News reporter Oznur Daghir in Qusra district of Mardin and arrested her.

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