Turkish Satirical Weekly LeMan Faces Backlash Over Muhammad Cartoon

Source: Satirical Turkish weekly LeMan targeted over ‘Muhammad’ cartoon (2025-07-01)

LeMan, a well-known Turkish satirical weekly, has come under scrutiny and criticism after publishing a cartoon depicting the Prophet Muhammad. The controversy highlights ongoing tensions surrounding freedom of expression and religious sensitivities in Turkey. The Committee to Protect Journalists has raised concerns about the incident, emphasizing the risks faced by journalists who challenge religious or political norms. The situation underscores the delicate balance between satire and respect for religious beliefs in the country.

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