Turkey transfers arrested Swedish journalist Medin to infamous Silivri prison

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Turkey transfers arrested Swedish journalist Medin to infamous Silivri prison

Turkey’s ruling regime has transferred Kaj Joakim Medin, a Swedish national detained after arriving in Istanbul to report on the protests against ...

Violence, arbitrary punishments and poor water. This is how the infamous high-security Silivri prison outside Istanbul is described, where Swedish journalist Joakim Medin is being held.

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The largest high-security jail in Europe houses politicians, activists, journalists and artists, as well as ordinary felons. Human rights groups describe it as an "internment camp," and say conditions are inhumane.

TV4's revelation about the SD's troll factories was nominated for the Guldspaden. When reporter Emil Hellerud expressed his gratitude for the nomination, SD MP Jörgen Grubb wrote that he would rather see the reporters in prison. Expo's review also shows that he mocks the imprisoned Joakim Medin.