 In Turkey, an Istanbul-based radio station recently had its broadcast license revoked for discussing a taboo topic, the Armenian Genocide, in which Ottoman authorities killed around a million Armenians during World War I. The Turkish government does not recognize these events as a genocide and has been known to prosecute Turkish media organizations for covering it. A court halted the decision, but the move to cancel the radio station's license still caused an uproar. The world's Duri Buskeran reports from Istanbul.