Systematic crackdown on pro-Gullen organizations continues in Turkey
Verenia Keet
Press TV, Istanbul
Over the past two years, Ankara has been systematically cracking down on businesses, media, educational and charity organizations believed to have links with exiled Turkish scholar Fethullah Gulen. Ankara accuses these institutions of running a parallel state and planning to topple the government. But Gulen’s supporters deny any wrongdoing and accuse the government of conducting a witch-hunt. From Istanbul, our correspondent Verenia Keet reports.
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