İhlas News Agency files copyright complaint: 140journos' 'Kedicik' documentary removed from broadcast
The 'Kedicik' documentary, which focuses on the abuse-based structure of the Adnan Oktar criminal organization, had quickly become a major topic of discussion in Turkey. However, the documentary was removed from broadcast due to a copyright complaint by İhlas News Agency.
The "Kedicik" documentary, which was published on the 140journos YouTube channel in recent days, had captured the public's attention. Women who were subjected to the bullying of the Adnan Oktar criminal organization also shared their experiences.
It was also revealed that women were lured into the network using a "turnstile" system. Furthermore, a list of the torments inflicted by Adnan Oktar was compiled.
REMOVED AFTER COPYRIGHT COMPLAINT
It has emerged that İhlas News Agency (İHA) submitted a request to have the documentary removed from broadcast due to copyright infringement. Following İHA's application, it was observed that the Kedicik documentary was removed from the platform.
News Source: 12punto
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