Inside Turkey, there’s widespread support for the military action against the PKK. The only major political party to oppose it is the Democratic Society Party, or DTP, whose constituency is almost entirely Kurdish.
But now Turkey wants to ban the DTP, prompting warnings about the state of democracy in the country, and what might happen if Kurdish political representation is censored.
Laurence Lee reports.
Those behind political cartoons can face violence, threats and censorship.
Riz Khan speaks to two experts who are working to expose governments that block access to websites and monitor citizens’ web access, along with the private companies that help governments punish people for what they write on the Internet.
Teymoor Nabili looks at the rise of blogging in Asia and asks whether attempts to regulate bloggers amount to censorship.
Teymoor Nabili looks at the rise of blogging in Asia and asks whether attempts to regulate bloggers amount to censorship.