New York Knicks star Enes Kanter says he's being targeted by the Turkish government for using his high profile to criticize President Tayyip Erdogan.

Turkey has long sought to extradite Fethullah Gulen, a former ally of the Turkey president, who is blamed for the failed coup when rogue soldiers attacked Turkey's parliament.

More than 130,000 people have been purged from the public service through emergency government decrees -- along with arrests of journalists, military professionals and others.

Erdogan interrupted his speech for a few minutes while paramedics tended to the wounded.

Turkey has blocked Wikipedia, citing a law allowing it to ban access to websites deemed obscene or a threat to national security.

Davud Hanci is expected to appear before a judge by video conference on allegations he helped orchestrate last summer's attempted coup.

Turkish authorities are investigating some 10,000 people on suspicion of using social media to support terrorism, the interior ministry said on Saturday, part of a wide crackdown that has alarmed rights groups and some Western allies.

Turkey's ruling AK Party on Saturday submitted to parliament a package of constitutional reform proposals that would expand the president's powers, party officials said, in a move that could potentially see President Tayyip Erdogan govern until 2029.

Turkish authorities detained two foreign news reporters in southeast Turkey, the latest journalists taken into custody as part of the government's sweeping crackdown.

Davud Hanci, a Calgary imam who has Canadian and Turkish citizenship, was arrested and jailed in July shortly after a failed coup attempt in Turkey.