The schools in Turkey will now be granted Internet access to Istanbul’s Agos Armenian weekly.
The representative of Turk Telekom company informed CNN Turk news agency that Agos’ website was among the list of websites which the country’s National Education Ministry had banned for schools.
It is noted that once this information was published in the press, Turk Telekom had contacted Agos, and subsequently the latter’s website was removed from the aforesaid list.
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