A contest in Britain satire Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan
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He spotted a magazine based in the UK award for the author of the most offensive of the Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who is suing an artist because of Germany's poem comedy satirical verses.
The total value of the award presented by the Spectator magazine in 1000 pounds (about $ 1440), donated by one of our readers.
And through the second channel of the German ZDF television screen, followed by comedian Jan Bomerman satirical poem included sexual references to Erdogan.
Angela Merkel, the government approved a criminal investigation into the incident under a rarely used law, respect of insults to the leaders of foreign countries.
Merkel stressed that the final word will be to eliminate, and it is up to the public prosecutor for a formal indictment to Bomerman who currently protected by police.
Announcing the Spectator magazine award, writer Douglas Murray, "he said the fact that he can just think of such a trial shows that Germany turned into little more than a mandate for Erdogan."
Murray added, "I was born Britain a free man ... and in honor of this fact, I spent the weekend writing humorous poems for Erdogan."
He continued, "I would like to invite all readers to join me in a big contest for poems Alvkhaah Erdogan."
Since taking the presidency of Turkey Erdogan in 2014, erected about 2000 lawsuit over insults him.
And it caused Bomerman issue in the debate in Germany on the freedom of expression in the country.
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