Turkish Satirical Weekly LeMan Faces Backlash Over Muhammad Cartoon

Source: Satirical Turkish weekly LeMan targeted over ‘Muhammad’ cartoon (2025-07-02)

The Turkish satirical magazine LeMan has come under scrutiny after publishing a cartoon depicting the Prophet Muhammad. The Committee to Protect Journalists has highlighted the incident, raising concerns about press freedom and the safety of journalists in Turkey. This controversy underscores ongoing tensions surrounding freedom of expression in the country, with critics arguing that such publications face increasing pressure and censorship. The incident has sparked debates about the limits of satire and the protection of religious sensitivities in Turkey.

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