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Hundreds Turkish websites in protest against government ban

osocio.org — This week hundreds Turkish websites are shut down as a protest against the government ban. The Turkish government blocks YouTube since January this year. And in the last few weeks various other international websites like DailyMotion are also blocked.

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  • chinauprising, on 08/17/2008, -0/+1A friend Melih C. let me know about this. A great way to protest and get attention to the problem of censorship in Turkey. I will pass this on to some of my other Turkish friends in the hope that more sites participate.

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