Zaviye · Coverage map · 2026-09-18
Turkish authorities have blocked access to 419 social media accounts as part of an investigation into the 'Ailem Güvende' initiative, drawing concern from the EU.
Turkish authorities have blocked access to 419 social media accounts and links as part of an investigation into content deemed obscene. The operation, reportedly named "Ailem Güvende" (My Family is Safe), has drawn international attention.
This action follows a pattern of increased scrutiny on online expression in Turkey. The European Union has voiced concerns, highlighting the potential impact on freedom of speech and the targeting of specific communities, including LGBT+ activists.
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Left: The left-leaning source reported that the EU expressed concern over the 'Ailem Güvende' operations targeting LGBT+ associations and activists in Turkey.
Center: The central source reported that access was blocked to 419 social media accounts sharing explicit content.
Right: The right-leaning source framed the blocking of 419 social media accounts and links as part of an investigation into the 'Ailem Güvende' initiative.
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AB, Türkiye’de LGBTİ+ dernekleri ve aktivistlerine yönelik “Ailem Güvende” operasyonlarına ilişkin endişelerini dile getirerek, gözaltı ve yasal işlemlerin yanı sıra sosyal medya hesapları ile...
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