The fascist dictatorship's institution of repression on the radio and televisions, the Higher Board of Radio and Television (RTUK), has shut down another radio. The Radio "Voice of Anatolia" (Anadolu'nun Sesi) has been given 30 days of banning, starting on the 17th of October, with the pretext of "inciting people to hatred and enmity". In the statement made on behalf of the Radio Voice of Anatolia, it was said that "In these days, where we heard the words of democracy, rights and freedoms more frequently, the Voice of the Anatolia is wanted to be put in silence. Every time, our radio continued to broadcast much powerfully and without making concessions about its principles. It will continue to broadcast with its principles hereafter also".