Recently, a report was published regarding the oversight mechanisms of AKP media and RTÜK. This report examines the activities of radical Islamist groups and the state's stance on this issue.

The report details how groups like Tevhid Magazine and Hizbut Tahrir pose a threat in the eyes of the state, along with their ideologies. In particular, the calls for a caliphate and their opposition to democracy are noteworthy.

The report from the Directorate of Religious Affairs in 2016 indicated that these groups view democracy as an un-Islamic practice and aim to establish a caliphate state. This raises questions about the state's approach to these groups.

The allegations of connections between Tevhid Magazine, led by Halis Bayancuk, and Al-Qaeda and ISIS were also included in the report. This makes the state's preventive measures against these groups even more crucial.