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The Prosecutor's Office Of Istanbul To Demand Arrest Of 18 Journalists
The Prosecutor's Office Of Istanbul To Demand Arrest Of 18 Journalists
04.08.2015 22:11
The Prosecutor's Office of Istanbul required to arrest 18 journalists for 7.5 years.
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