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Mehmet Baransu
Mehmet Baransu (born 1977) is a Turkish journalist and author of Kurdish origin. He is a correspondent for ''Taraf'', and previously worked for ''Aksiyon'' (1997–2000).〔idefix.com, (Mehmet Baransu )〕 He is the winner of a 2009 Sedat Simavi Journalism Award.〔bianet, 4 December 2009, (Taraf Muhabiri Mehmet Baransu'ya Sedat Simavi Ödülü )〕 Known for investigating the Turkish military, he reported on the "Cage Action Plan" which became part of the Ergenekon trials, and published documents in January 2010 revealing “Balyoz” ("Sledgehammer"), a plan for a coup that was hatched by Turkish military officers in 2003.〔Today's Zaman, 17 May 2013, (TSK files complaint against Taraf's Baransu on slander charges )〕〔Today's Zaman, 1 January 2010, (General Staff linked to attempted arrest of journalist Baransu )〕 In January 2010, in connection with Sledgehammer, Baransu delivered a suitcase to the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office a suitcase containing evidence of the coup plot such as CDs, tapes, printed documents, and handwritten notes.〔(【引用サイトリンク】 work =Hurriyet Daily News )〕 The Sledgehammer plot involved plans to bomb two mosques in Istanbul, attack a military museum and blame it on religious extremists, and attack a Turkish plane and blame it on Greece. Three hundred and thirty-one of the 365 suspects were sentenced to prison on Sept. 21, 2012, while the remaining 34 were acquitted. Three retired generals were sentenced to life in prison on charges of “attempting to overthrow the government by force,” but their terms were later reduced to 20 years. Turkey’s Constitutional Court ruled in June 2014 that the rights of most of the convicted suspects had been violated, and ordered the immediate release of 236 of them. The rest were released later. A new trial began on Nov. 3, 2014. Reports released in December 2014 and February 2015 claimed that some of the evidence in the case was fabricated.〔
In 2010 it was revealed that the phones of both Baransu and his wife, Esra Baransu, had been tapped by the Turkish Gendarmerie on false pretences. The Gendarmerie had obtained warrants for the phone taps by falsely representing the IMEI code numbers of the Baransus' phones as belonging to fictional Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) suspects.〔Today's Zaman, 4 August 2010, (Gendarmerie wiretaps journalist Baransu's wife's phone )〕〔Today's Zaman, 25 April 2011, (Baransu invites defenders of press to today’s hearing )〕 In 2011 five military officers were each sentenced to five years in jail for these actions.〔Today's Zaman, 24 May 2011, (Five officers sentenced to over five years in prison each for illegally wiretapping journalist Baransu )〕 In 2011 a voice recording posted online, allegedly by a military official, said that Baransu should be killed as a warning to others.〔Today's Zaman, 2 June 2011, (Major says journalist Baransu should be executed in voice recording )〕
His books include ''Mösyö: Hanefi Avcı’nın Yazamadıkları'' (2010), which alleges that former police chief Hanefi Avcı had committed torture and developed connections with the Devrimci Karargâh group, and that Avcı had published his book on Ergenekon to try to ward off arrest.〔Today's Zaman, 5 December 2010, (Avcı's shady connections, tortures documented in book )〕 His 2012 book ''Pirus'' alleged plans to assassinate Chief of the General Staff Hilmi Özkök in order to permit a 2004 coup, and suggested that the plans were foiled when US officials found out about them.〔Today's Zaman, 22 March 2012, (Book: Pro-coup generals plotted to assassinate Özkök )〕
==Early life and education==
Baransu studied in the United States for over three years, working on a thesis on child murders.〔odatv, 18 June 2009, (MEHMET BARANSU ABD'DE 4 YIL NE YAPTI? )〕
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