More Social Media Accounts Blocked After Turkey LGBTQ Raids
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In Mersin, following an investigation into obscenity and prostitution in which numerous suspects were detained, a blocking order was issued for 60 social media accounts that were found to have made provocative posts and spread LGBT propaganda.
Haber 7 - In Mersin, a blocking order has been issued for 60 social media accounts that were found to have made provocative posts and spread LGBT propaganda in connection with an obscenity and prostitution investigation in which 50 suspects were detained.
In Mersin, following an investigation into obscenity and prostitution in which 50 suspects were detained, a blocking order was issued for 60 social media accounts that were found to have made provocative posts and spread LGBT propaganda.
As part of the "My Family is Safe" investigation, access to 123 social media accounts has been blocked. The blocked accounts include those of media organizations, journalists, and associations.
Upon the request of the Mersin Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, the 3rd and 4th Magistrates' Courts of Mersin decided to block access to numerous social media accounts and internet addresses that were allegedly spreading LGBT propaganda and targeting ongoing judicial investigations. A Haber.com.tr obtained the list containing 126 accounts. The decisions, dated September 14, 2026, state that the implementation falls under Article 8/A of Law No. …
Upon the request of the Mersin Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, a decision was made to block access to numerous social media accounts that were alleged to be spreading LGBT propaganda and targeting ongoing judicial investigations.
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