The Turkish state broadcaster TRT has reassured fans it will screen the figure skating competition from next month's Sochi Olympics after reports suggested there may be a blackout due to skaters wearing skimpy outfits.
TRT says a delay in settling screening rights was down to financing issues, and not sensitivities about skaters' clothing.
TRT has also demanded that the parties who had accused it of censorship should apologise.
Turkey, a predominantly Muslim but officially secular country, has grown more socially conservative during the ruling AK Party's decade in power.
Staunchly secular Turks were appalled when flag-carrier Turkish Airlines banned its female flight attendants from wearing bright red lipstick and nail polish - a move it later reversed.
There was also outcry when a television presenter was reportedly sacked for wearing a dress that was too revealing.
The government lifted a ban on women wearing the Islamic head scarf in state institutions in October 2013, ending a generations-old restriction.
