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Turkey takes action against ‘terrorist propaganda’.
From: The Listening Post
Erdogan, elections and the future of Turkish journalism
As Turks head to the polls, we look at the country’s media; plus, an interview with whistleblower Daniel Ellsberg.
6 Jun 2015
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