Turkeys top court rules YouTube ban unconstitutional

May 30, 2014 04:03

Turkey's top court has ruled that the country's ban on YouTube is unconstitutional, in the latest of a series of rebuffs the tribunal has delivered to Recep Tayyip Erdogan, prime minister.

The constitutional court decided on Thursday that the country's block on access to the video-sharing site violated freedom of expression, a move that leaves the government with no legal alternative but to lift the ban.

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