EU reaction to #TwitterisblockedinTurkey

Turkish prime minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan's blocking of Twitter just 10 days ahead of the country's local election has been branded a "blatant attack" on freedom of speech. Below are some of the reactions from Europe's policymakers...
Kayleigh Rose Lewis

By Kayleigh Rose Lewis

21 Mar 2014

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