Police searched opposition TV channel

Turkish police raided the Istanbul office of Halk TV. Reuters reports.

According to the channel, hundreds of police entered the building, the entrance is prohibited during the search. A government manager has been appointed to manage the channel.

The live broadcast was interrupted at 6:30 a.m., after which the broadcast of the recorded material began. Editor-in-chief Suat Toktash tried to convince the trustees to continue broadcasting, but this was banned.

Authorities have not commented on the situation. Opposition party leader Ozgur Ozel condemned the search, calling it an attempt to prevent people from getting news. Human rights activists have criticized Erdogan’s government for press pressure.

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