Turkish police detained three more employees of a satirical magazine on Tuesday, raising the number of people taken into custody over a cartoon that allegedly depicted the Prophet Muhammad to four.

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ISTANBUL (AP) — Turkish authorities on Wednesday arrested four staff members of a satirical magazine on charges of inciting “public hatred and enmity” over a controversial cartoon that officials claim ...

ISTANBUL — Turkish police detained three more employees of a satirical magazine on Tuesday, raising the number of people taken into custody over a cartoon that authorities claim depicted the Prophet ...

Police detained four journalists from a satirical magazine over a cartoon that allegedly depicted the Prophet Muhammad, while angry protesters attacked the magazine's Istanbul office. Turkish police ...

Rights groups condemn the violence and arrests targeting "LeMan" staff and offices as a result of a caricature allegedly depicting the Prophet Muhammad. This statement was originally published on ...

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The top editor of Turkey's satirical magazine LeMan has been arrested, media and lawyers said on Saturday, the latest detention over accusations that the magazine had published a caricature of the ...

Istanbul's chief prosecutor on Monday ordered the arrest of the editors at one Turkey's top satirical magazines for publishing a cartoon of the Prophet Mohammed, Turkish media reported. The Barron's ...

Four staff members of a Turkish satirical magazine have been arrested after allegedly publishing a cartoon that authorities claim depicts the Prophet Muhammad, a figure whose portrayal is forbidden in ...

Police in Turkey detained three more employees of a satirical magazine on Tuesday, raising the number of people taken into custody over a cartoon that allegedly depicted the Prophet Muhammad to four.