Turkey has protested to
foreign missions over the presence of consuls from EU states at the
espionage trial of two journalists, and their comments online, a
diplomatic source said Monday.
"We have conveyed our discomfort to the concerned countries' representatives over the comments shared on social media which may constitute interference in the independent judicial process and which do not comply with impartiality," the source said.
The trial of two top journalists from the Cumhuriyet daily last week was attended by top diplomats including the British consul to Istanbul, who published pictures from the court on Twitter.
Read more: Flash - Turkey 'protests over EU consuls attending journalists' trial' - France 24
"We have conveyed our discomfort to the concerned countries' representatives over the comments shared on social media which may constitute interference in the independent judicial process and which do not comply with impartiality," the source said.
The trial of two top journalists from the Cumhuriyet daily last week was attended by top diplomats including the British consul to Istanbul, who published pictures from the court on Twitter.
Read more: Flash - Turkey 'protests over EU consuls attending journalists' trial' - France 24
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