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Turkey: Journalists beaten with iron rods while covering protest over Kurdish murders

Rise in physical violence against reporters in Turkey continues

Enes Sezgin, journalist for Mezopotamya News Agency. Photo source: Sendika.org / @sendika_org.

The IPI global network today condemned the physical assaults against several journalists in Istanbul covering protests against the murder of a Kurdish family. IPI calls on the Turkish authorities to hold those responsible to account and ensure journalist safety.

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