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Media freedom RIP?

机译:媒体自由RIP?

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"We have no concern about what W the eu might say, whether the eu accepts us as members or not." The latest outburst from Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkey's president, sent the lira down by 4% against the dollar amid growing worries over the direction the country is taking. Mr Erdogan was responding to a rebuke by the European Union over arrests on December 14th of a police chief, journalists and soap-opera screenwriters linked to Fethullah Gulen, a Sunni cleric based in Pennsylvania. The eu's foreign-affairs boss, Federica Mogherini, and enlargement commissioner, Johannes Hahn, warned that Turkey's hopes of becoming a member depended on "full respect for the rule of law and fundamental rights." They called the arrests "incompatible with the freedom of media, which is a core principle of democracy". Mr Erdogan said the eu should "mind its own business and keep its opinions to itself".
机译:“我们不关心欧盟会说什么,无论欧盟是否接受我们为会员。”土耳其总统雷杰普·塔伊普·埃尔多安(Recep Tayyip Erdogan)的最新爆发令里拉兑美元汇率下跌了4%,原因是人们对该国的前进方向越来越担忧。埃尔多安(Erdogan)先生正在回应欧盟的谴责,因为该警察因与总部位于宾夕法尼亚州的逊尼派牧师费特拉·古伦(Fethullah Gulen)有联系而逮捕了一名警察局长,记者和肥皂剧编剧。欧盟的外交事务大臣费德里卡·莫格里尼(Federica Mogherini)和扩大事务专员约翰内斯·哈恩(Johannes Hahn)警告说,土耳其成为成员的希望取决于“对法治和基本权利的充分尊重”。他们称逮捕行动“与民主自由的媒体自由不相容”。埃尔多安(Erdogan)先生说,欧盟应该“注意自己的事,并保持自己的意见”。

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    《The economist》 |2015年第8918期|68-68|共1页
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