88 social media accounts and internet addresses blocked
Restrictions were applied to the internet addresses of numerous journalists, rights defenders, and institutions on the grounds of protecting national security and public order.
By court order, access restrictions were imposed on 88 social media accounts and internet addresses, including the Freedom of Expression Association, journalists, software developers, and rights defenders.
Access Block Decision Issued
New additions were made to the recent access restriction decisions in Turkey, and a total of 88 different internet addresses and social media accounts were restricted.
Reasons Cited as Grounds
It was reported that these restriction decisions were implemented by court order for the purpose of protecting national security and public order.
İFÖD and Journalists on the List
Among the institutions whose access was blocked was the official account of the Freedom of Expression Association (İFÖD), which reports on rights violations in Turkey.
Additionally, journalists and software developers, as well as individuals who had opened new accounts following previous bans, were affected by the restrictions.
Access Closed to Turkey on Platform X
Following the court decision, the relevant social media platform X made the reported accounts completely inaccessible to users in Turkey.