Turkish Deutsche Welle correspondent Alican Uludağ has been released from pre-trial detention after three months, though his trial for insulting the president, which could lead to a multi-year prison sentence, will continue.

Bar associations and press freedom groups in Turkey have condemned the arrest of journalists Alican Uludağ and İsmail Arı, warning that their jailing poses a serious threat to press freedom and…

A Turkish court ordered the arrest of journalist Alican Uludağ, a reporter for Deutsche Welle's Turkish service, on charges of insulting President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan in his social media posts, drawing widespread condemnation.

Human rights and press freedom organizations have urged Turkish authorities to immediately release journalist Alican Uludağ, who is in pretrial detention for allegedly insulting President Erdoğan and spreading disinformation.

Alican Uludağ, a correspondent for Deutsche Welle, remains in custody in Turkey, facing charges of 'insulting the president' and 'spreading misleading information.' His lawyer suspects political motives.

Journalists, union representatives, and opposition politicians gathered in Ankara to protest the arrest of journalists Alican Uludağ and İsmail Arı, calling for their immediate release and an end to media pressure.

German lawmakers from both the governing coalition and opposition parties have condemned the arrest of Deutsche Welle (DW) Turkish service reporter Alican Uludağ in Turkey on charges of insulting the president, urging Berlin to act.