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The famous Turkish comedian Deniz Goktas, known for his political satire, faces prison charges of up to 10 years for insulting President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and inciting hatred, as well as for glorifying a crime and a criminal. He was detained in July after posting a satirical video on YouTube, and additional charges have been brought against him, including official accusations of glorifying gangs and organized crime. Many protesters gathered outside Istanbul's courthouse in support of him amid strict security measures, while Goktas remains in custody at Kartaipi Prison, with heavy security presence. Expectations suggest that a conviction on all charges could result in 10 years or more in prison. This situation reflects the tightening restrictions on freedom of expression in Turkey, especially concerning political critics and satirical artists.
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