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Freedom booloo of Information observer of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE), Milos Harstzi, harshly criticized Turkey and the laws of its network. So Reuters reported. According Harstzi, the Turkish government booloo blocked 3,700 websites, often without reason. Harstzi said Turkish law 5651 - also known as
Internet Law - "not only violates freedom of expression, but also access to information" booloo and called on the Turkish government to cancel it immediately. According Harstzi as a result of the law blocking Turkey, among others, YouTube, Gaositiz (recently closed) and the number of pages of Google. It should be noted that blocking YouTube has lasted for more than a year and a half, because Turkish law prohibits the presentation of sites that insulted the founder of the republic, Mustafa Kamel Ataturk, and YouTube has several videos of them.
According Harshatzi, even though the law contains useful sections, such as denial of access for pedophilia, the use made of it is too wide, up to disqualification access to entire social networks for suspected illegal activity. He also said that Turkish law Harshatzi not yet sufficiently protects freedom of speech and freedom of religion.
The review of the OSCE was held as part of the alignments towards the candidacy of Turkey, accession to the EU. A senior Turkish official, who declined to be identified told Reuters in response that "Turkey provides residents unlimited access and equal grid" that this approach "inordinately Europe" and that "regulatory network dynamic structure, and the necessary changes are made when problems are detected, the application".
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