In the statement made on RTÜK’s NSosyal account, it was stated that the effects of broadcast contents regarding developments that closely concern Türkiye and the international public on public order, social peace and public interest are carefully monitored by the Board.

In the post, it was emphasized that within the scope of Article 8 titled “Broadcasting service principles” of the Law No. 6112 on the Establishment and Broadcasting Services of Radio and Television, broadcasts that encourage, legitimize or trivialize violence should not be included.

In the statement, it was stated that expressions, images and comments that may cause fear, panic, anxiety and indignation in the society should be avoided, and information and images whose accuracy has not been confirmed should not be published, and it was stated that it is binding to comply with the principles of impartiality, objectivity and proportionality in the content of news and comments.

In the statement, it was pointed out that hate speech, discriminatory language and polarizing expressions should not be included in broadcasts, and the importance of handling war and conflict content within the framework of public interest and social responsibility principles was emphasized.

In the statement, it was noted that utmost care should be taken to ensure that broadcasting services regarding the developments in question are carried out in line with the relevant legislative provisions and within the framework of responsible broadcasting principles.

A working group will be formed at the Ministry of Justice for the proposals. The AK Party group will call on political parties to form a working group (unofficial) in the Parliament.

For confirmation and determination, the observations and findings made by MIT and the Ministry of National Defense in the field will be turned into a report. The report will be presented to President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and will be discussed at the MGK. If it is decided at this meeting that ‘the terrorist organization has been disbanded and the weapons have been laid down’, the button will be pressed for legislation.

THOSE TO BE REHABILITATED

Within the scope of the regulation, members of the terrorist organization will be divided into those who are involved in terrorist acts, those who are not involved, and those who are in prison. Probation will be applied to those who are not involved in terrorism. Vocational training courses, rehabilitation and reintegration programs will be prepared for them.

Changes will be made in the Turkish Penal Code (TCK), the Penal Execution Law (CIK) and the Fight against Terrorism (TMK) laws regarding the execution of those involved in crime and those in prison. These changes will only cover members of the terrorist organization PKK. Members of other terrorist organizations such as FETO will not be able to benefit.

The same procedure will be applied to members of the terrorist organization in Europe who want to return to Türkiye. Action will be taken by checking whether they are involved in crime or not.

Regulations regarding citizens who left Türkiye many years ago and live in camps such as Mahmur will also be included in the law.

PUNISHMENT AS MUCH AS ‘ROOT CRIME’ WILL BE GIVEN

In the current system, crimes such as “murder and threats” are considered terrorist crimes because they are committed within the scope of the organization, and both their penalties and execution periods increase. Since the terrorist organization has been eliminated, the penalty will be equal to the root crime in the Turkish Penal Code, and the increases will be eliminated. Execution periods will also be reduced and the opportunity for conditional release will be provided.

In the investigation initiated by the Bolu Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office against Tanju Özcan, it was determined that 13 suspects, including Özcan, forced chain markets operating in the city into high-priced advertising contracts. In the extortion investigation against Bolu Municipality, market representatives were questioned by Bolu Municipality. Industry and Trade Inc. It was determined that they were forced to make an advertising agreement with the company, and those who did not accept were put under pressure through police inspection. Özcan said in the negotiations, “We will take this price.

It was claimed that he said, “You will either be happy or give s… s….”

Minutes were kept during the inspections carried out in the May-June 2024 period. After the pressure, BİM, CarrefourSA, Nuhmar and Avantaj Market signed a contract. A101 and ŞOK Marketler refused; Administrative fines were imposed on these two markets and a 5-day trade ban was imposed.

In the dawn operation held last Saturday morning, 13 people, including Özcan, were detained and their mobile phones were confiscated. Among those detained were Süleyman Can, Ali Sarıyıldız, Ergün Temel and Hakan Yılmaz.

HE DID NOT EXPLAIN THE BRIBERY AND TAKES REFUGE IN THE SCHOLARSHIP LIE

Although the INVESTIGATION was based on allegations of extortion and forced education, Tanju Özcan made a statement on her social media account, “I was detained because I gave scholarships to thousands of students.” The statement was considered a manipulation that ignored the allegation of bribery. CHP leader Özgür Özel also tried to draw the operation into political grounds by not mentioning the bribery allegation.

While the US and Israel’s operational statements against Iran in the Middle East shook the world agenda, the relevant institutions of the state took action against the manipulative content spread on social media in Türkiye. The Center for Combating Disinformation issued a clear warning against posts aimed at causing fear and anxiety to the public.

“THERE IS NOT A SITUATION THAT WILL CAUSE PANIC”

In the statement made by DMM, it was stated that the statements shared by some accounts that “a war will begin” and “citizens should prepare” do not reflect the truth. Reminding that Türkiye’s security and defense capacity is strong enough to manage any process, the message was given: “There is no situation that will cause panic in the public.”

FORENSIC PROCEEDING OF OPERATIONAL ACCOUNTS

It was stated that disinformation activities aimed at dragging the society into chaos and uncertainty will not be tolerated. It has been reported that judicial processes against those who spread such false claims are being continued with determination.

The achievements of the Turkish community in Europe were discussed in the program organized by the Presidency for Turks Abroad and Related Communities (YTB) in Brussels, the capital of Belgium, with the participation of Bilal Erdoğan, Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Knowledge Dissemination Foundation. In his speech at the panel, Erdogan, Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Knowledge Dissemination Foundation, said that the Turkish diaspora has reached an assertive point in Europe and that they are very happy about this. Stating that there is a need to be more organized, Erdoğan said, “I see that a serious sensitivity needs to be developed regarding our view of education.

It is very important for non-governmental organizations in Türkiye to work more closely with Turks in Europe. In this sense, it is necessary to increase mobility,” he said. Emphasizing that they will be able to see that work is done at the European level in Türkiye, Erdoğan said: “Such interactions are valuable. I care very much about the identities of societies. There is a serious cultural corruption going on in the world. Deculture is taking place. The West is also experiencing this problem. The way to protect ourselves from this is for each society to keep its own cultural characteristics and traditions alive. I think that if world communities are at peace with their own cultures and identities, this will provide self-confidence, and the relations of such societies with each other will be more equal. “

As the second midterm break date approaches, claims that the midterm break will be lifted in the new year remain on the agenda. Minister of National Education Yusuf Tekin responded to the discussions about the mid-term break in the television program he attended. Stating that legally schools must be open for 180 working days, Minister Tekin said, “In our schools, our teachers have 2 months of holiday in the summer. When we add national and religious holidays, we can sometimes have problems with the calendar. When the holidays coincide, we cannot complete the number of working days. Here is what we will do: We can postpone the opening of the schools in September. We are only making arrangements for the holidays. The number of days to go to school will not increase or decrease, and the holidays will not decrease. What we will do is to add mid-term breaks to the summer holidays.”

FOREIGN SCHOOLS

Minister Tekin also drew attention to the discussions regarding the opening of Heybeliada Seminary Schools and said: “Heybeliada is a very important structure in the world, especially for the Christian community. Currently, the seminary is closed, but a high school with no students is legally open. There are schools that Turkish citizens cannot attend without permission from us. We have taken steps regarding these schools. We said let’s ensure that Turkish children can take lessons in France, and you can win these schools, and the work is currently ongoing.”