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

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Latest in the series Capital Markets Board says cancelled fund orders will be paid

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.

İFÖD reported on the EngelliWeb page that the block, imposed under Article 8/A of Law No. 5651, was applied on grounds of protecting national security and public order. The association cited images of reports published in Gazete Pencere, Evrensel and Sözcü as examples.

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

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ANKA Haber Ajansı Fon krizine ilişkin haberlere erişim engeli CumhuriyetFirst to publish the story24 Sept, 22:34 'Fon krizi' haberlerine erişim engeli: Gerekçesi 'milli güvenlik' Yeniçağ2nd to publish the story24 Sept, 22:45 Fon krizi haberlerine erişim engeli... Gerekçe: Milli güvenlik +3 +4 Yeniçağ · 2nd to publish the story Evrensel · 3rd to publish the story Halk TV · 5th to publish the story BirGün · 4th to publish the story

Fund Investigation News Series

Where it began Hedef Holding Chairman Namık Kemal Gökalp detained

  1. Capital Markets Board says cancelled fund orders will be paid The Capital Markets Board (SPK) said holders of buy and sell orders sent to the fund trading platform (TEFAS) on 17 September and cancelled by the platform in funds subject to liquidation will be paid from the liquidation balance in proportion to their unit ownership.
  2. Asset freezes on 106 people and entities lifted in fund probe Asset freezes on 42 individuals, 46 companies and 18 funds were lifted in the fund investigation led by the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office. The decision covers 106 people and entities in total.
  3. Asset freeze imposed on Feridun Geçgel and Enver Geçgel In the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office fund investigation, asset restraint was imposed on the assets of Astor Enerji executives Feridun Geçgel and Enver Geçgel. It was not confirmed that a separate restraint order was issued concerning Astor Enerji.
  4. Melis Sandal gets travel ban in fund probe Melis Sandal received a foreign travel ban and a precautionary measure was placed on her assets as part of the fund investigation. Journalist Yiğit Uzun claimed Sandal withdrew about 11 billion lira (TL) from the liquidated funds.
  5. 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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