Relevant authorities have begun cancelling the registration of newspapers and magazines that failed to complete registration or re-registration within the given period.
The move follows a decision to identify outlets that are not operating in line with regulations or that do not meet legal requirements, and to take the steps required against them. It has become clear that some newspapers did not submit the necessary documents during the window opened for re-registration.
Administrative procedures are now underway to cancel the registration of newspapers that remain non-compliant or inactive. Officials say the main purpose of registering and regulating newspapers and magazines is to maintain a responsible system for disseminating information and to keep media records in order under the law. Clearing information linked to platforms that have stopped operating or that no longer publish updates is seen as necessary to strengthen the media sector.
Legal procedures will be completed before any registration is cancelled. Related official decisions will be taken, and details of newspapers whose registration is cancelled will be made public.
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