Hamdi Firat Buyuk is a journalist for Balkan Insight, with a focus on reporting on Turkey. His articles cover a wide range of topics, including politics, human rights, and current events in Turkey. Hamdi's reporting often sheds light on issues such as government crackdowns, arrests, and the challenges faced by journalists in the country.
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Based on the articles, Hamdi Firat Buyuk predominantly covers government and political news in Turkey. He regularly features legal policy regulations, expert commentary, and government announcements. When reaching out to him, consider offering insights from credible experts or individuals directly involved in Turkish politics and legal matters.
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By: Hamdi Firat Buyuk
Turkish lawyers and the country's main opposition party slated a probe into lieutenants who chanted a secularist slogan at their graduation ceremony, calling it an attack on freedom of expression and on the state's founding values.
Ministry says hundreds have been detained in nationwide police operation targeting the movement formerly led by recently-deceased cleric Fethullah Gulen, who the Turkish government claims tried to stage a coup in 2016.
By: Hamdi Firat Buyuk
Media rights organisations called for the release of seven journalists and other media workers detained in a terrorism-related investigation, who cannot even access their lawyers due to a confidentiality order.
By: Hamdi Firat Buyuk
From Budapest to Ankara, online freedoms are being compromised by government legislation, emerging technologies and tech giant algorithms, says BIRN's new annual report on digital rights violations in Central and Southeast Europe.
By: Eleni Stamatoukou, Hamdi Firat Buyuk
Syrian refugees living in the region took to the streets of Turkey, Greece and Serbia to rejoice over the fall of Bashar al-Assad and his regime over the weekend.
By: Hamdi Firat Buyuk
Experts tell BIRN that the lightning fall of Bashar al-Assad creates openings and possible difficulties for Turkey, which has hosted millions of Syrian refugees and supported the armed opposition since conflict broke out 13 years ago.
By: Vuk Tesija, Eleni Stamatoukou, Milica Stojanovic, Hamdi Firat Buyuk, Sinisa Jakov Marusic, Svetoslav Todorov
Some Balkan countries are freezing Syrian asylum applications after the sudden change of regime in Damascus, while Turkey is opening a border crossing for Syrians to return home.
By: Hamdi Firat Buyuk
Director of the European Federation of Journalists tells BIRN that independent media in the region are fighting to survive amid hostile government policies, unstable incomes and challenges posed by big tech companies and AI.
By: Hamdi Firat Buyuk
Two Kurdish freelancers from Turkey were reportedly killed in a Turkish drone strike in Syria while covering clashes between Turkish-backed forces and Kurdish forces, a journalists' union said.
Authorities are ramping up arrests of journalists in order to silence any voices that question its actions in Syria, an expert told BIRN.
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