Speaking to members of his ruling party AK Party in parliament, Erdogan warned that one had the right to criticize a new anti-terrorism law the government is drafting, Reuters reported.
Emergency rule put in place following a July 2016 coup attempt ended last week.
More than 150,000 civil servants have been purged and 77,000 people have been charged in a crackdown since the failed coup.
Turkey has also launched cross-border operations into Syria saying “terrorist threats” by the Kurdish People’s Protection Units (YPG).
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