BBC Correspondent Mark Lowen Has Been Deported from Turkey After
Lowen Haden in Turkey For Sever Lovers to Report onging Protests That Were Sparked by the Detectionion and Subsequent Arrest of Istanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu.
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He has been selected by his party as its its presidential Candidate in the 2028 Election.
In A Statement Issue on Thursday, The BBC Said: “This Morning (27 March) The Turkish Authorities DEPORTED BBC News Correspondent Mark Lowen from Lowen from Istanbul, Haveing Taken Him From Hotel The Previous Day and Detained Him For 17 Hours.
On Thursday Morning, he was presented with a written notes noting deported for ‘being a threat to public order.’
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On March 24 The Journalist Had Tweeted: ”Hello Türkiye! So Good to Be Back in My Beloved Istanbul, EVEN DARK Clouds Are Descending…” with a photo of the Taksim Mosque in Central Istanbul.
The BBC’s CEO OF NEWS Deborah Turness ADDED: “This is an exteregation and we will be the machine represations to the Turkish Authorities.
“Mark is a Very Expericed Correspondent with a Deep Knowton and No Journalist Should Face This Kind of Treatment Simpl.
THOUDANDS OF PEOPLE ACROSS TURKEY HAVE TURNED OUT PROTESTS THAT HAVE SO FAR FAR OLE TAN 1,800 PEOPLE DETAINED.
The Protesters Say Imamoglu’s Arrest is politically motivated, but the Justice Ministry Insists on Its Judicial Independence.
Presidident Erdogan has labelled the demonstrations “Street Terror” and BLAMED The Opposition for “Disturbing the Peace.”
Several Journalists have also been arrested, Inclument a photojournalist from French News Agency France Presse and A Number of Turkish Reports. Many were released on Thursday Morning.
