
The statement of Meli Bendeli, who was arrested for allegedly publishing obscene content in exchange for money on social media, has been revealed.
Meli Bendeli (Ahmet Yılmaz), who was arrested for allegedly publishing obscene content on social media, stated that his posts were not obscene and that he had to use social media to make a living.
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Kızılcahamam Criminal Judgeship of Peace decided to arrest some people due to posts on social media.
Meli Bendeli (Ahmet Yılmaz), who was detained for allegedly publishing obscene content in exchange for money on social media platforms, said that he did not think that the posts could constitute obscenity.
Stating that various accounts on YouTube, Instagram, TikTok and X platforms belong to him, Yılmaz argued that he manages the accounts and that no one else posts on his behalf. Stating that the photos shown to him belonged to him, Yılmaz said that the account X with the nickname "melibendeli" also belonged to him.
"I HAVE TO MAKE MY ENTIRE LIVING FROM SOCIAL MEDIA"
Stating that he does not think that his posts contain obscenity, Bendeli said, "In the posts in question and in all my posts on all my accounts that I have declared above, I do not have any posts that would contain any obscenities and show my genitals. All of the posts I have made are the moments of my daily life, as I have declared above, in order to protect my follower base. Since I am not given a job due to my sexual identity, I have to earn my entire living from my social media accounts."
"I HAVE TO MAKE PROFIT ON SOCIAL MEDIA TO FAID FOR MY SURGERY"
Bendeli said, "I need to have surgery to complete my gender adaptation process, and since I cannot practice my own profession in order to cover the financial obligations of this surgery, I earn money from social media, but my posts are not obscene, I think the ideas of my posts are useful and comply with Turkish customs. I have set restrictions on TikTok and YouTube applications so that the audience aged 18 and over can watch my posts and shares."
WHAT HAPPENED?
Kızılcahamam Criminal Judgeship of Peace decided to arrest Tuğba Ekinci, Ahmet Yılmaz, Ozan Rüzgar Dikici and Beren Akın separately, taking into account the images in the file, the nature of the posts, the current evidence status and the facts showing strong suspicion of crime. Judicial control measures were taken against Çağlayan Yıldırım, taking into account the fact that the post was made approximately 3 years ago and the content was evaluated.
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