Singer Şimal's surname censored! Yeni Şafak removes 'Gülen' surname from news report
The biographical news report published following the death of singer Şimal brought censorship with it. The Yeni Şafak newspaper's report did not include Şimal's surname, "Gülen."
A biographical report published following the death of 39-year-old singer Şimal, who had been battling cancer for a long time and passed away today, has come to the agenda with a notable act of censorship.
'GÜLEN' CENSORSHIP FROM YENI ŞAFAK
In the report titled "Who is Şimal?" published on the Yeni Şafak newspaper's website, the artist's real surname, "Gülen," was not included.
While only Şimal's first name was used in the report, the phrase 'Tebessüm Eden' (Smiling) was used in place of her surname, 'Gülen.'
This choice led to public speculation that censorship was applied due to her sharing the same surname as "Fethullah Gülen."
News Source : 12punto
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