Aykırı Editor-in-Chief Batuhan Çolak released after 35 days
Aykırı newspaper Editor-in-Chief Batuhan Çolak, who was arrested on charges of 'inciting the public to hatred and enmity,' has been released after 35 days.
Aykırı Editor-in-Chief Batuhan Çolak was arrested after being detained on allegations of "inciting the public to hatred and enmity" through his opposition to refugees. It has been learned that Batuhan Çolak, who had been in custody for 35 days, has been released.
Aykırı announced Çolak's release with the following statement:
"A decision has been made to release our Editor-in-Chief Batuhan Çolak, who had been held in prison for 35 days on the grounds of his reporting on refugees."
A decision has been made to release our Editor-in-Chief Batuhan Çolak, who had been held in prison for 35 days on the grounds of his reporting on refugees. pic.twitter.com/kk6CCH7bik
— Aykırı (@aykiricomtr) October 27, 2023
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