Türkiye: Proposed ‘agents of influence’ law is attack on civil society and must be rejected

By Amnesty International

Türkiye’s parliament must reject the draft amendment to the country’s ‘espionage’ laws which, if passed, would significantly threaten the ability of civil society organizations to operate freely within the country, said more than 80 organizations ahead of an expected vote in parliament. Scores of other organizations issued similar statements, calling on the legislators to reject […] The post Türkiye: Proposed ‘agents of influence’ law is attack on civil society and must be rejected appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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