The journalist was in immigration services when she was detained Turkish authorities have been accused of a “flagrant violation of press freedom” AMSTERDAM: Turkey deported a journalist for the largest Dutch daily financial paper on Thursday, Het Financieele Dagblad, citing unspecified ‘security-related concerns’, the paper said. Ans Boersma, 31, had been visiting an immigration office to extend her visa on Wednesday when she was detained, the paper said. Editor-In-Chief Jan Bonjer called her deportation a “flagrant violation of press freedom.”