Society World press 16 sources
Access blocked to 419 social media accounts; arrests in LGBTI+ investigation
The Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office announced it had blocked access to 419 accounts and one link. Sources differ on the number arrested: at least 60, or, according to rights groups, 62 arrested and more than 100 detained.
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Yeni Şafak2 articles · 8th to publish the story17 Sept, 04:00 LGBT lobisinin derdi para
A Haber3rd to publish the story16 Sept, 15:40 Gülistan Doku soruşturmasında 6. dalga operasyon! 6 şüpheli tutuklandı
Sabah7th to publish the story16 Sept, 22:58 Ailem Güvende operasyonunda 20 tutuklama +2 A Haber · 3rd to publish the story Sabah · 7th to publish the story
Bianet3 articles · First to publish the story16 Sept, 20:49 419 hesaba parça parça engel: LGBTİ+'larla başlayan yasaklar gazeteciler ve kadın örgütlerine uzandı
Diken10th to publish the story17 Sept, 07:43 Sıla Altun: 'Ailem Güvende' ismi ironik
NTV4th to publish the story16 Sept, 18:08 “Ailem Güvende” operasyonu. 419 sosyal medya hesabına erişim engeli +2 Diken · 10th to publish the story NTV · 4th to publish the story
Yeniçağ12th to publish the story17 Sept, 11:30 'Ailem Güvende' mi?
BirGün11th to publish the story17 Sept, 07:59 Manisa'da uyuşturucu operasyonu: 20 şüpheli tutuklandı
BBC Türkçe2nd to publish the story16 Sept, 12:39 LGBTİ+ derneklerine soruşturmada en az 60 kişi tutuklandı
Euronews Türkçe2 articles · 5th to publish the story17 Sept, 09:41 LGBTİ+ operasyonlarında 81 kişi tutuklandı, 106 protestocu serbest +2 +3 Euronews Türkçe · 5th to publish the story DW Türkçe · 6th to publish the story The Guardian · 9th to publish the story
Where reports differ
Foreign press (BBC Turkish) BBC Turkish reported that at least 60 people were arrested in the investigation targeting LGBTI+ associations.
Foreign press (The Guardian) The Guardian, citing rights groups monitoring the detentions, wrote that 62 people were arrested and more than 100 detained, while more than 150 people were detained in protests against the raids.