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Government Accused of New Turkey Repression Wave

July 10, 2013 by DC Editors Leave a Comment

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New Turkey Repression Wave

New Turkey repression wave remains in controversy as government continues to fight protesters

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AKP’s midnight bill, another governmental attack against Turkey’s civil society… A politics roundup…

https://erkansaka.net

Ruling AKP approves midnight bill to curb authority of chambers supporting Gezi Ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) votes ensured the passing of a late-night proposa. 24 TV editor-in-chief, columnist and anchor Yiğit Bulut appointed PM’s chief.

EFD Rights Watch: Gezi detainees start hunger strike…Turkey fined over case on test changes for violating the right to education

Gezi detainees start hunger strike as prosecutor extends detention Around 50 people who were detained in accordance with the Gezi Park protests started a hunger strike today #occupygezi, #changebrazil and the new #urbanrevolution #occupygezi and #changebrazil

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Filed Under: International Democracy Tagged With: Asia, Occupy Turkey, Turkey

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