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Nedim Türfent: One trial, countless injustices

Meltem Akyol

Turkey journalist describes life in solitary confinement for the ‘crime’ of journalism

Nedim Türfent: One trial, countless injustices

Turkish-Kurdish photojournalist Nedim Türfent has spent two years in solitary confinement. His crime? Journalism. Meltem Akyol, an editor with Turkey’s independent Evrensel newspaper, reports for the International Press Institute (IPI).

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