Freedom of Expression Association

İfade Özgürlüğü Derneği (Freedom of Expression Association) is a civil society organization that monitors internet access blocks and freedom of expression issues.

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Access blocked to 88 X accounts including free expression group

Overnight on the X platform, at least 88 accounts, including that of the Freedom of Expression Association, were blocked on grounds of 'protection of national security and public order'.

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Politics Updated 5 Oct, 11:04

EngelliWeb's X account blocked as well

The X account of the EngelliWeb project, which documents access blocks for the Freedom of Expression Association (İFÖD), was blocked from access. İFÖD said at least 1,270 X accounts were blocked from access in September.

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Politics Published 2 Oct, 15:05

EngelliWeb's X account faces access block

Access to the X account of the EngelliWeb project, which tracks and documents access-blocking orders for the Freedom of Expression Association, has been blocked. The account has not yet been made invisible from Türkiye.

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Politics Updated 1 Oct, 18:36

147 more X accounts blocked over fund crisis posts

The Freedom of Expression Association announced that at least 147 X accounts sharing posts about the investment fund crisis were blocked from access today. Previously, 194 accounts had been blocked on 24 September.

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Politics Published 30 Sept, 18:43

At least 55 X accounts blocked from access

Today at least 55 X accounts were blocked from access. The blocked accounts include BirGün reporters Meral Danyıldız and Sarya Toprak and ANKA courthouse reporter Esra Tokat.

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Politics Published 28 Sept, 18:41

At least 80 X accounts blocked in Türkiye

According to EngelliWeb data from the Freedom of Expression Association, at least 80 X accounts including Kısa Dalga were blocked in Türkiye. YENİ Party leader Özgür Özel criticised the decisions and called on X and Instagram.

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Politics Updated 26 Sept, 17:44

Number of games blocked on Steam in Türkiye rises to 255

According to the Freedom of Expression Association, the number of games blocked on Steam in Türkiye has risen to 255. 98 percent of the games contain adult content.

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Tech Updated 25 Sept, 17:47

Access ban on "fund crisis" news: National security cited

The Freedom of Expression Association (İFÖD) announced that access to news about the "fund crisis" was blocked on grounds of protecting national security and public order.

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Politics Updated 24 Sept, 23:09

Türkiye Psikiyatri Derneği's X account blocked

The official X account of the Turkish Psychiatric Association was blocked from access in Türkiye within the scope of the "obscenity" investigation by the Bakırköy Chief Public Prosecutor's Office.

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National Published 22 Sept, 18:25

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.

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National Updated 17 Sept, 21:25

Istanbul Chief Prosecutor's Office: Access blocked to 419 social media accounts

The Istanbul Chief Prosecutor's Office blocked access to 419 social media accounts and one link over allegedly obscene content. According to the Freedom of Expression Association (İFÖD), the blocked accounts include journalists İrfan Değirmenci and Şirin Payzın as well as some women's organizations.