Nine small-circulation local newspapers in Turkey have been fined for "influencing the judiciary" - a violation of the press law - by publishing stories about the murders of five people at a Christian publishing house in Malatya last April. The newspapers are refusing to pay the fines of about £875, and have agreed to make a joint appeal against the verdict. (IFEX)
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