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Erdogan defends Turkish democracy

Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan criticized Tuesday those, who accuse Turkey of being a country without freedom of expression

03.09.2013 - Update : 03.09.2013

ANKARA

Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan criticized Tuesday those, who accuse Turkey of being a country without freedom of expression.

Erdogan delivered a speech at the International Ombudsman Symposium in Ankara.

Turkish premier said, "People who depict Turkey to the world as a country without freedom of expression are the same people who are against the [Kurdish] solution process."

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Erdogan defends Turkish democracy

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