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Erdogan criticizes the court mandate on Twitter
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Erdogan criticizes the court mandate on Twitter
TURKEY - The Turkish Prime Minister, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, criticized the mandate of the Constitutional Court to lift the ban on Twitter, claiming that 'he does not respect it'. This was when Erdogan himself had insisted on the ban after recordings about allegations of corruption that 'bind him and his relatives' started circulating online.
While the Court encouraged the telecommunications authorities in Turkey to lift the ban 'which limits free expression', Erdogan said that he 'does not think this is an appropriate decision' and even though his Government is committed to follow the directive.
Erdogan, who days ago declared 'war' on social media (Twitter), also said that 'while the Court is protecting an American company, the moral and national values (of Turkey) are being ignored'.
The Turkish press, meanwhile, reported that a court mandate is also insisting on the lifting of a similar ban for YouTube, although it is understood that a number of videos should remain 'blocked'.
https://netnews.com.mt/2014/04/04/erdogan-jikkritika-l-mandat-tal-qorti-dwar-twitter/