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Turkish comedian Deniz Goktas convicted of insulting President Erdogan, released pending appeal

Deniz Goktas, a Turkish comedian, was convicted on two charges, including insulting President Erdogan, and was released while awaiting an appeal.

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DW English
“Deniz Goktas was convicted of two of three charges, including "insulting" the president, but was released pending the appeal process.”

Nominally, Turkey is a secular country with free speech.

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“Deniz Goktas is accused of "insulting" President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, "praising" crime and criminals, and "inciting hatred and hostility" with jokes about Islam.”

Nominally, Turkey is a secular country with free speech.

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The Times of Israel
“Court-jesting comedian convicted for Erdogan ‘insult,’ but freed pending appeal”

After amusing with quick-witted defense during trial, Deniz Goktas found guilty of insulting president and 'religious values,' could be jailed for 19 months The post Court-jesting comedian convicted for Erdogan ‘insult,’ but freed pending appeal appeared first on The Times of Israel .

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Notícias ao Minuto
“Humorista turco condenado por insultar presidente Erdogan foi libertado”
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BBC News – World
“set for release after being convicted”

Turkish comedian Deniz Göktaş has been sentenced to almost 19 months, but is set to be released due to time served.

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BBC News – World
“Stand-up comic released after being convicted of insulting Erdoğan”

Turkish comedian Deniz Göktaş also faces a travel ban but has been released due to time served.

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