Mark Lowen
Mark Lowen is a seasoned BBC correspondent known for his extensive reporting from Turkey, where he has developed a deep understanding of the country's political landscape. Recently, he made headlines after being arrested and deported by Turkish authorities while covering protests related to the arrest of Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu. Lowen's detention sparked concerns about press freedom in Turkey, as he emphasized the importance of impartial journalism in a democratic society. The incident highlighted the ongoing tensions between the Turkish government and journalists, especially in the context of rising political dissent.
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Taiwan:
Mark Lowen is the BBC’s correspondent who faced arrests and deportations in Turkey.
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United Kingdom:
Mark Lowen was arrested in Turkey while covering media freedom issues.
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Sweden:
Mark Lowen was arrested and deported from Istanbul after covering protests.
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United Kingdom:
The BBC's Mark Lowen met some of those in Istanbul making their voices heard.
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United Kingdom:
BBC News Correspondent Mark Lowen caught up with one family from New York who described being able to pay their final respects ahead of the Pope's funeral.
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United Kingdom:
The BBC's Mark Lowen met some of those in Istanbul making their voices heard.
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Sweden:
Mark Lowen is a BBC reporter who was expelled from Turkey after being accused of threatening public order.
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Bahamas:
Mark Lowen was arrested and held in Istanbul while covering the current massive protests there against the detention of the city’s mayor.
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Greece:
Mark Lowen was expelled from Turkey after covering the developments and protests.
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Greece:
Mark Lowen, a BBC journalist, was deported from Turkey after being arrested in Istanbul while covering ongoing protests.
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