Objection to the law of Internet censorship amid a corruption scandal Turkish

Turkish lawmakers objected , on Wednesday, to start discussing new amendments aimed at strengthening the control of the World Wide Web in Turkey , amid a corruption scandal, political and financial unprecedented .
In a plenary session overshadowed by tension , deputies began a series of amendments to the Turkish study controversial severe , and designed to control the Internet.
The aim of these amendments , presented in the context of a bill introduced by the Deputy of the ruling Justice and Development Party , to " protect the family and the children and youth of information online that encourage the use of drugs and pornographic films and suicide ."
The deputy of the opposition objected to the text submitted , while the government faces a conservative Islamic Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan's political corruption case - an unprecedented financial .
Wondered MP Altan Tan of Peace and Democracy Party ( pro-Kurdish ) : " Why do you want to adopt this law now while Ttalkm corruption cases ? " .
He added that " our democracy is going down every day , and these measures restrict the freedoms clearly ."
And allow these amendments to the law to regulate the Internet , which was voted on in 2007, the authority of the government to stop Telecom Internet site without a judicial decision to see what it contains information " prejudicial to private life " or the contents are considered " discriminatory or degrading treatment ."
The amendments also allow the authority of communications in Turkey to ask Internet service providers information about the sites visited by every Internet browser and keep them for two years .
In the "Report on Transparency " was published in December , classified Internet giant " Google " with Turkey, China ranked first among the countries that censor the Web site.
She organizations Turkish and international non -governmental organizations, as well as the European Union and the United States , for its objection to this text , expressing concern about the risks faced by the freedom of expression and freedom of the press in Turkey .