Türkiye's president accuses West of 'double standards' on freedom of media
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JANUARY 04: Türkiye's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Wednesday accused the West of adopting "double standards" on freedom of media.
Speaking at the 7th Anatolian Media Awards ceremony in the capital Ankara, Erdogan said: "Those accusing Türkiye of censorship remain silent about those (Twitter) doing real censorship.
"We all know that those who have been criticizing democracy, human rights, and press freedom in Türkiye, how fascist they are when it comes to themselves and their interests."
He also criticized those who embraced Fetullah Terrorist Organization (FETO) members who published state secrets, posing as journalists.
Referring to the 2013 Gezi Park protests, Erdogan said those who tried to present "looters in Türkiye as heroes, defined the demonstrators as terrorists when similar events took place in Paris. Haber
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Speaking at the 7th Anatolian Media Awards ceremony in the capital Ankara, Erdogan said: "Those accusing Türkiye of censorship remain silent about those (Twitter) doing real censorship.
"We all know that those who have been criticizing democracy, human rights, and press freedom in Türkiye, how fascist they are when it comes to themselves and their interests."
He also criticized those who embraced Fetullah Terrorist Organization (FETO) members who published state secrets, posing as journalists.
Referring to the 2013 Gezi Park protests, Erdogan said those who tried to present "looters in Türkiye as heroes, defined the demonstrators as terrorists when similar events took place in Paris. Haber
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