Decision Summary The Istanbul 1st Court has issued a ruling to block access to 184 social media accounts that were found to host pornographic material.
The court also ordered the removal of the offending content from these accounts.
Legal Basis The ruling is grounded in Article 8/A of the Law on Regulation of Online Publications and Combating Crimes Committed Through Those Publications.
This provision allows for access restrictions and content removal to prevent the spread of pornographic material online.
Implementation and Appeal The court notified the Association of Internet Service Providers and the Information and Communication Technologies Authority.
Steps to enforce the access block have been initiated.
Affected parties retain the right to appeal to the Peace and Criminal Jurisdiction Court.
Background This decision is part of a broader investigation into the dissemination of pornographic content on the internet.
The investigation aims to curb the spread of such material through online platforms.
Istanbul 1st Court Orders Access Block on 184 Social Media Accounts
The Istanbul 1st Court decided to block access to 184 social media accounts identified as containing pornographic content and to remove the content. The decision is based on Article 8/A of the Law on Regulation of Online Publications and Combating Crimes Committed Through Those Publications.
Sources
- T24 · baglanti