The censorship of the Erdogan regime has prevented the popular Turkish actor Cem Yiğit üzümoğlu, known as the Netflix series “Rise of Empires: Ottoman Emprire”, to participate in the play “Dogs”. The 31 -year -old actor, who was due to appear in the show on April 25 at the Ark Theater, was arrested on April 3 with charges of incitement to hatred and discrimination, due to his involvement in protests for the prison of Constantinople’s mayor. His arrest was linked to his support in a boycott campaign aligned with the Erdogan government and the initiative of abstinence from markets and payments on April 2 in response to the arrest of 301 students. View this post on instagram a post shared by cem yiğit üzümoğlu (@cemyigituzumoglu) by üzümoğlu, in a post on social media, defended the boycott as a form of freedom of expression, according to the Turkish Constitution. ‘The boycott is a form of protest that can be evaluated in the context of its freedom of expression and dissemination […]
Source: News Beast
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