article_snippet.sent: Turkey has blocked access to Twitter and YouTube after they refused a request to remove pictures of a prosecutor held during an armed siege last week.
article_snippet.sent: A Turkish court imposed the blocks because images of an armed siege were being shared on social media and 'deeply upset' the wife and children of Mehmet Selim Kiraz, the hostage who was killed.
article_snippet.sent: A Turkish court has blocked access to Twitter and YouTube after A Turkish court refused a request to remove pictures of prosecutor Mehmet Selim Kiraz held during an armed siege last week .
article_snippet.sent: Before imposing the blocks on the websites, Turkish authorities had tried to prevent newspapers printing images taken during the siege last week.
article_snippet.sent: This is not the first time that Turkish authorities have imposed blocks on social media sites and networks.
highlights_snippet.sent: Turkish court imposed blocks as images of siege shared on social media .
  