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Those charged this week include Ahemet Sik and Nedim Sener, two journalists with records of uncovering human-rights abuses and exposing the deep state—the group they now stand accused of working for.

Turkish Reporters' Arrests Spur Backlash Against 'Deep State' Probe Marc Champion 2011

Sik and Sener, citing "the confidentiality of the case."

Turkish Reporters' Arrests Spur Backlash Against 'Deep State' Probe Marc Champion 2011

Sener and Sik have been charged with membership in Ergenekon and are in jail awaiting trial.

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In the book, Mr. Sener sought to expose links between the murder and state security forces.

Turkish Reporters' Arrests Spur Backlash Against 'Deep State' Probe Marc Champion 2011

Sener and Sik had records of exposing the kinds of crimes now being prosecuted in the Ergenekon case, prompting a sharp reaction—including street protests—from Turkish journalists.

Prosecutor in Turkish Terror Case Moves to New Job Ayla Albayrak 2011

Mr. Oz drew fierce criticism from journalist associations, opposition political parties and other critics, including the European Parliament, when this month he arrested two journalists, Neden Sener and Ahmed Sik.

Prosecutor in Turkish Terror Case Moves to New Job Ayla Albayrak 2011

Allen's real name is Ali Sener, an international student who, until recently, changed his name on his LinkedIn account in hopes of raising his chances of finding a job.

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Two, Nedim Sener and Ahmet Sik, also had trial hearings this week after nearly a year in jail.

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Allen's real name is Ali Sener, an international student who, until recently, changed his name on his LinkedIn account in hopes of raising his chances of finding a job.

Cal State-Long Beach International Students Search For The American Dream The Huffington Post News Team 2010

In a rare criticism of the case from top officials, President Abdullah Gul expressed his "concern" over the arrests in an interview wıth Mr. Sener's newspaper, Milliyet, on Sunday, describing them as "developments that the public conscience cannot accept."

Turkish Reporters' Arrests Spur Backlash Against 'Deep State' Probe Marc Champion 2011