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Mustafa Balcı and ŞAban Sevinç, Who Were Arrested in the Fund Investigation, Have Been Transferred to Another Prison.

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Journalists Mustafa Balcı and Şaban Sevinç, who were arrested on the grounds of their reporting within the scope of the fund investigation, have been transferred from Metris Prison to Maltepe Prison. It was stated that the two journalists were transferred to Maltepe No. 1 L-Type Correctional Facility.

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Journalists Mustafa Balcı and Şaban Sevinç, who were arrested on the grounds of their reporting within the scope of the fund investigation, have been transferred from Metris Prison to Maltepe Prison. It was stated that the two journalists were transferred to Maltepe No. 1 L-Type Correctional Facility.

·Istanbul, Türkiye
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Journalists Mustafa Balcı and Şaban Sevinç, who were arrested for their social media posts regarding the fund investigation, have been transferred from Metris Prison to Maltepe No. 1 L-Type Correctional Facility.

Journalist Şaban Sevinç and Sözcü.com.tr editor Mustafa Balcı, who were arrested for their reporting in connection with the fund investigation, have been transferred from Metris Prison to Maltepe No. 1 L-Type Correctional Facility. The two journalists were arrested and sent to prison on October 9th.

Journalists Şaban Sevinç and Mustafa Balcı, who were arrested for their reporting on the fund investigation, have reportedly been transferred from Metris Prison to Maltepe Prison.

Journalists Mustafa Balcı and Şaban Sevinç, who were arrested as part of the fund investigation, have been transferred from Metris Prison to Maltepe No. 1 L-Type Correctional Facility.

Journalists Mustafa Balcı and Şaban Sevinç, who were arrested following their social media posts regarding the funding scandal, were reportedly transferred from Metris Prison to Maltepe Prison last night.

·Ankara, Türkiye
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Halk TV broke the news in Ankara, Türkiye on Sunday, October 11, 2026.
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