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AFRIN OCCUPIED Turkey Condemned Again (and again)…

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“Turkey must stop serious violations by allied groups and its own forces in Afrin…”  – Amnesty International

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The Real Reasons why US-Turkey Relations Have Hit an All-Time Low

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If you’ve been watching the news over the past week you may think the current hostility between Washington and Ankara is about the US pastor, Andrew Brunson

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BOOK. ‘Your Freedom and Mine: Abdullah Öcalan and the Kurdish Question in Erdoğan’s Turkey’

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Black Rose Books recently marked the release of ‘Your Freedom and Mine: Abdullah Öcalan and the Kurdish Question in Erdoğan’s Turkey’

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Los Desaparecidos – The Disappeared Turkish-Style

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What must it be like (Mr. President), when the State forces its way into your life, your space, your home, seizes your children, takes them away from you and locks you up?

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AFRIN CIVILIANS “Between a rock and a hard place”

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What is the fate of predominantly Kurdish civilians in the territories occupied by the Turkish state since August 2016?

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Return to Kobane – Part 2

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Patrizia Fiocchetti has been in Kobane to open the Women’s Academy. Here the second part of her notes on the visit to the city

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Kobane, three years after the liberation

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Patrizia Fiocchetti has gone back to Kobane three years after the liberation from DAESH and found a city full of life and activities

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Turkey looks ahead to a strongman era

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In the latest test of his leadership, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan proved once more why he is Turkey’s most preeminent politician and its most dominant leader since Mustafa Kemal Attaturk

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Turkish Presidential Candidate Demirtaş “We will continue to fight”

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Selahattin Demirtaş, the party’s unsuccessful presidential candidate, released the following statement through his lawyers from his prison cell

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