Armenian genocide, radio and Turkey
Shuttered Turkish radio station denies licence was cancelled over the phrase 'Armenian genocide'
Open Radio's founder said that an on-air use of the phrase 'Armenian genocide' had been taken out of context. View on euronews
Turkey radio station closed after suspension over Armenian genocide remark
An independent radio station in Istanbul has shut down after Turkey's regulator cancelled its terrestrial broadcasting licence after it failed to comply with a suspension order over comments made by a guest on the genocide of Armenians.
Turkey Officially Shuts Down Radio Broadcaster for Using ‘Armenian Genocide’ Term
The Istanbul-based Acik Radyo announced on Wednesday it was being shut down by the authorities, six months after a guest talked about the “Armenian genocide” on air, Agence France Presse reported.
Turkey shuts down radio station in Armenia genocide row
After more than 30 years on air, Istanbul's Acik radio fell silent Wednesday after the station was shut down by Turkish authorities, six months after a guest spoke on air about the "Armenian genocide".
Turkey Shuts Down Broadcaster After Armenia Genocide Row
Istanbul-based Acik Radyo announced on Wednesday it was being shut down by the authorities, six months after a guest talked about the "Armenian genocide" on air.
Turkey Shuts Radio Station Over Armenian Genocide Reference
Istanbul-based Açık Radyo (Open Radio) announced today it was being shut down by Turkish authorities, six months after a guest talked about the “Armenian Genocide” on air.
Turkey shutters independent radio over Armenian genocide reference
The Istanbul station’s license had been revoked in July by the Turkish Radio and Television Council, a state media regulator, after a guest on one of its programs referred to the atrocities committed against the country’s Armenian minority during World War I as genocide, a term Turkey vehemently rejects.
Açık Radyo shuts down following license revocation over Armenian genocide remarks
The İstanbul-based independent radio collective was forced to end  its 29-year broadcast today after its license was revoked by Turkey’s media regulator.
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