Released after 190 days: First message from Fatih Altaylı!

Journalist Fatih Altaylı, who was imprisoned on charges of "threatening the President" due to his remarks in a YouTube broadcast, has been released following a detention review. After his release, Altaylı conveyed his thanks in a message sent to his friends.

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Released after 190 days: First message from Fatih Altaylı!

Journalist Fatih Altaylı has been released from Silivri Prison, where he had been held for approximately 190 days. Following a detention review, the 2nd Criminal Chamber of the Istanbul Regional Court of Justice ruled for Altaylı's release from prison.

Released after 190 days: First message from Fatih Altaylı!

Altaylı shared his first message following his release. According to OdaTV, Altaylı expressed his gratitude in a message to his friends for the support and well-wishes he received.

Released after 190 days: First message from Fatih Altaylı!

FIRST MESSAGE AFTER RELEASE

Fatih Altaylı included the following statements in his message:

"My dear friends. I have received so many loving get-well messages that I cannot respond to them one by one. I don't know how to thank you all. Thank you, may you be well. It is good that you exist. It is good that I am surrounded by you. I want to convey my deepest love and gratitude to you all."

Released after 190 days: First message from Fatih Altaylı!

Altaylı was arrested on June 22 on charges of "threatening the President" due to remarks he made during a broadcast on his YouTube channel.

Released after 190 days: First message from Fatih Altaylı!

In the case heard at the Istanbul 26th High Criminal Court, Altaylı was sentenced to 4 years and 2 months in prison, and it was decided that his detention would continue on the grounds that "judicial control provisions would not be sufficient."

Released after 190 days: First message from Fatih Altaylı!

CASE MOVED TO APPEALS COURT

Following the court's detention decision, Altaylı's lawyers moved the case to the Istanbul Regional Court of Justice. As a result of the detention review, the 2nd Criminal Chamber of the Istanbul Regional Court of Justice ruled for Altaylı's release.