British journalists were deported
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After being arrested in Diyarbakir recently released VICE NEWS reporter, were deported.
Being released after arrested in Diyarbakir VICE NEWS correspondents Jake Hanrahan and Philip John Pendlebury were deported.
After being released from Adana F Type High Security Prison, were delivered to the Provincial Directorate of Immigration officials; Hanrahan and Pendlebury after the administration were sent to Düsseldorf province of Germany from Adana.
Released from prison, British reporters were first taken to foreigner’s branch of Adana Police department and after were handed to Provincial immigration administration officials.
British journalists Philip Gingel Hanrahan and Philip John Pendlebury and their interpreter Mohammed Ismael Rasool, were arrested by Diyarbakir Criminal court for despite not being in the hierarchical structure of an armed organization, consciously and willingly to helping an armed organization. (ILKHA)
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