text:  The most famous one may be insulting the president, but there's insulting a state official, insulting the memory of Turkey's founder Ataturk, insulting regular citizens. Because these laws are so vague, Oret says, officials can use them however they wish. For example, bookstores openly sell books about the Armenian genocide in Turkey. But for journalists, it's more of a gray area. Some get prosecuted, some don't.