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Yeni Ülke (New Land) was a Turkish pro-Kurdish newspaper. It was founded in October 1990 as a weekly newspaper, and in 1993 merged with the daily Özgür Gündem. The motivation for the establishment for the newspaper came mainly from the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) and PKK members wrote several columns and articles for the newspaper. The newspaper was soon popular and had a wide readership, which reportedly reached 50'000. In 1992/3 a number of its contributors (included Musa Anter, assassinated September 1992) were assassinated.

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rdfs:comment	Yeni Ülke (New Land) was a Turkish pro-Kurdish newspaper. It was founded in October 1990 as a weekly newspaper, and in 1993 merged with the daily Özgür Gündem. The motivation for the establishment for the newspaper came mainly from the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) and PKK members wrote several columns and articles for the newspaper. The newspaper was soon popular and had a wide readership, which reportedly reached 50'000. In 1992/3 a number of its contributors (included Musa Anter, assassinated September 1992) were assassinated. (en)
foaf:name	Yeni Ülke (en)
name	Yeni Ülke (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	List of journalists killed in Turkey Susurluk scandal Counterguerrilla Musa Anter Newspaper 1990 establishments in Turkey 1993 disestablishments in Turkey Publications disestablished in 1993 European Court of Human Rights Defunct newspapers published in Turkey Istanbul Publications established in 1990 Newspapers published in Istanbul Turkish-language newspapers Article 312 (Turkish Penal Code) Mass media freedom in Turkey Kurdistan Workers' Party Özgür Gündem Turkish Language dbr:Cengiz_Altun dbr:Mecit_Akgün dbr:Yahya_Orhan
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has abstract	Yeni Ülke (New Land) was a Turkish pro-Kurdish newspaper. It was founded in October 1990 as a weekly newspaper, and in 1993 merged with the daily Özgür Gündem. The motivation for the establishment for the newspaper came mainly from the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) and PKK members wrote several columns and articles for the newspaper. The newspaper was soon popular and had a wide readership, which reportedly reached 50'000. In 1992/3 a number of its contributors (included Musa Anter, assassinated September 1992) were assassinated. On 24 February 1992 Yeni Ülke journalist was assassinated. He had previously received death threats, and had written an article on the Counterguerrilla in the 2–8 February issue. Yeni Ülke's was found hanged to an electric pole on 2 June, by PKK according to a note left on the scene. Journalist , who wrote for Özgür Gündem and Yeni Ülke, was assassinated on 31 July 1992. Kemal Kılıç, a former correspondent for Özgür Gündem then writing for Yeni Ülke, was assassinated on 18 February 1993. Some of these assassinations were later mentioned in the 1998 Prime Ministry report into the Susurluk scandal, in a censored section later leaked to the press. In 1999 the European Court of Human Rights overturned a conviction under Article 312 relating to a July 1991 article published in Yeni Ülke. (en)
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founding date	1990-10-20 (xsd:date)
headquarter	Istanbul
language	Turkish Language
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	List of assassinations of the Kurdish–Turkish conflict List of defunct newspapers of Turkey List of journalists killed in Turkey List of newspapers in Turkey Gültan Kışanak Kurdish–Turkish conflict (1978–present) Özgür Gündem Yeniülke Yeni Ulke
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