Haluk Hepkon speaks on the censorship imposed on Kırmızı Kedi: 'The way is being paved for "witch hunts" against journalists who think differently'
A new statement has come from Kırmızı Kedi Publishing owner Haluk Hepkon regarding the AKP-run Erzurum Municipality's removal of certain books belonging to the publishing house from stands at the 6th Eastern Anatolia Erzurum Book Fair on the grounds that they contain political content.
Kırmızı Kedi Publishing owner Haluk Hepkon shared a post on his social media account regarding the decision implemented by the Erzurum Metropolitan Municipality, which banned certain books belonging to Kırmızı Kedi Publishing from being placed on stands at the 6th Eastern Anatolia Erzurum Book Fair, which is set to open on May 17.
Hepkon used the following expressions in his post:
“With the highly debated 'Influence Agent' regulation, the way is being paved for 'witch hunts' against journalists who think differently from the government. The censorship applied to Kırmızı Kedi's journalist authors at the Erzurum Book Fair is not only terrifying but also a first. It is possible to see this medieval practice as the beginning of a dark era.”
With the highly debated "Influence Agent" regulation, the way is being paved for "witch hunts" against journalists who think differently from the government. The censorship applied to Kırmızı Kedi's journalist authors at the Erzurum Book Fair is not only terrifying but also a first. It is possible to see this medieval practice as the beginning of a dark…
— Haluk Hepkon (@halukhepkon) May 13, 2024
News Source: 12punto
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