«Si je dis ça, je vais en prison»: en Turquie, l'humour politique en procès
L'humoriste turc Deniz Göktas, incarcéré depuis juillet, doit être jugé à partir de lundi pour son dernier spectacle, notamment accusé d'« insulte » au président Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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En Turquie, un humoriste sera jugé à partir de lundi 28 septembre pour son dernier spectacle. Deniz Göktas est incarcéré depuis début juillet, accusé notamment d'« insulte » au président Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
Sa détention et son procès illustrent, selon des observateurs, l'ampleur des atteintes à la liberté d'expression en Turquie.
Pour les comédiens de stand-up dans le pays, l'autocensure serait devenue la règle, malgré un attrait croissant du public pour l'humour politique.
À Ankara, la correspondante Anne Andlauer a assisté à un spectacle de stand-up, où la tension entre la volonté de faire rire et la crainte de poursuites judiciaires reste palpable pour les artistes.
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