Andrea Sanna
Turkey continues its path of oppression of the Turkish LGBTQ+ community
Turkish President Erdoğan has banned the organization of Pride in Turkey since 2015 and every year the Turkish LGBTQ+ community takes to the streets to celebrate the end of Pride Month.
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And again this year, they took to the streets of Istanbul in support of the fight for the recognition of civil rights for LGBTQ+ citizens.
And like every year, the Turkish police brutally charged the protesters and made indiscriminate arrests. According to sources, more than 360 protesters were arrested. But despite the violence and state-imposed bans, the LGBTQ+ movement is not giving up.
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The Istanbul LGBTQ+ Pride Week Committee through Twitter stated that: ”We are not giving up, we are not afraid! We will continue our activities in safe places and online”.
The fight does not stop, despite Erdoğan’s hard punch.
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