A dispatcher of Turkey’s opposition Cumhuriyet (Republic) newspaper has been detained along the lines of the ongoing investigation into the staff of this daily.
Yavuz Yakışan, a dispatcher of Cumhuriyet, was detained at home and taken to a police station, according to the newspaper.
Police, however, said nothing when he was being taken into custody.
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