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LGBTQ+ in Turkey: "They want to silence us" | DW News
Turkish authorities have detained dozens of people after police broke up a pro-LGBTQ+ gathering outside Istanbul's main courthouse on Tuesday. It marks the late…
Turkish authorities have detained dozens of people after police broke up a pro-LGBTQ+ gathering outside Istanbul's main courthouse on Tuesday. It marks the latest escalation in what rights groups and opposition figures describe as a widening campaign against Turkey's queer community. Over the past week, authorities have raided LGBTQ+ association offices, blocked websites and detained suspects across several provinces.
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Every authoritarian government and dictatorship around the world right now are seeking out their targets they think will be easy to use to distract from their own failings and no matter what everyone thinks of each other if one group’s rights are violated it just opens the door to more violation of everyone else’s rights in the old classic slippery slope which is what everyone has got to remember
The politicians support Economic Terrorist, worldwide, increasing inflation and enriching themselves. They use anti gay, anti human rights, as a method of keeping peasants fighting one another. Arrest all Economic Terrorists and teach the population honestly. GayBiNature!
Fun Fact: In the Ottoman Empire (which Erdogan likes to romanticize) homosexuality was decriminalized in 1858. Ottoman literature often featured homosexual love……
The number of detentions varies across sources. DW journalists at the scene in Istanbul witnessed police surrounding protesters, repeatedly warning over loudspeakers that the gathering was "illegal" and then taking people into buses, including some of the reporters covering the gathering. Police also broke up protests in Ankara and Izmir on Tuesday.
Turkish authorities have detained dozens of people after police broke up a pro-LGBTQ+ gathering outside Istanbul's main courthouse on Tuesday. It marks the latest escalation in what rights groups and opposition figures describe as a widening campaign against Turkey's queer community. Over the past week, authorities have raided LGBTQ+ association offices, blocked websites and detained suspects across several provinces.
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