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Turkish parliament approves social media regulation with new powers

Turkey’s parliament has accepted a regulation that provides authorities higher energy to control social media regardless of considerations of rising censorship
Turkey’s parliament has approved a law that gives authorities greater power to regulate social media despite concerns of growing censorship

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Author: Abc News

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