The Kedicik documentary, released by 140journos on September 29, which features women speaking out about the abuse they suffered at the hands of Adnan Oktar, was removed from the air yesterday (October 13) after a copyright strike by the Ihlas News Agency.
In a statement released by 140journos yesterday evening, it was announced that the copyright issue had been resolved and the documentary was back online.
The statement from 140journos is as follows;
“Access to the “kedicik” episode by 140journos was temporarily unavailable due to a technical issue related to copyright.
“As a result of discussions held with the Ihlas News Agency, the situation was understood and resolved, and the episode has been put back online.
Enjoy watching.”
Access to the “kedicik” episode by 140journos was temporarily unavailable due to a technical issue related to copyright.
— 140journos (@140journos) October 13, 2023
As a result of discussions held with the Ihlas News Agency, the situation was understood and resolved, and the episode has been put back online. @ihacomtr
Enjoy watching.https://t.co/OTJrC4bKFi
News Source: 12punto
