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  • The Armenian genocide

    "Genocide is a feminist issue"

    Dots, crosses, lines: tattoos like these were inked on surviving Armenian women after the genocide in the Ottoman Empire. Historian Elyse Semerdjian uses the tattoos to tell their story. Interview by Anna-Theresa Bachmann

    By Anna-Theresa Bachmann 15.09.2023
  • "The HDP seems to be the best option to represent the interests of the Kurds and other minorities within the framework of the ruling system, not least because many liberal and left-wing forces in western Turkey are involved in shaping the HDP," says political analyst Ismail Kupeli.
    • Interview
    The Turkish state and the Kurdish question

    Turkey – a battle of narratives

    For a century, the Kurds and other minorities in Turkey have been subject to state repression. With his dissertation "The Kurdish Question in Turkey", political analyst Ismail Kupeli presents a new research paper on the topic. Interview by Gerrit Wustmann

    By Gerrit Wustmann 28.06.2022
  • Turkish incursion into northern Syria

    You reap what you sow

    Many Turks, at home and abroad, feel misunderstood. The Syrian offensive is intended to ease matters and does not constitute ethnic cleansing, they claim. They also say there is no racism in Turkey. This is a misrepresentation of the situation, says Tayfun Guttstadt in his contribution to the debate

    By Tayfun Guttstadt 25.10.2019
  • The German Empire and the Armenian genocide

    Turning a blind eye

    On 24 April, people all over the world will commemorate the mass killing of Armenians 100 years ago. A memorial service is planned in Germany as well. Many critics contend, however, that the country should take a closer look at the role played by the German Empire, which was an ally of the Ottoman Empire at the time of the massacres. By Ceyda Nurtsch

    By Ceyda Nurtsch 24.04.2015
  • Ragip Zarakolu (photo: AP Photo/Muard Sezer)
    The Turkish Publisher Ragıp Zarakolu

    The Power of the Word

    For almost 40 years now the Turkish publisher, author and human rights activist Ragıp Zarakolu has been a thorn in the side of the Turkish state. He has been jailed several times and there are numerous indictments against him going through the courts. But Zarakolu has never lost his faith in the power of the word. Profile by Ceyda Nurtsch

    By Ceyda Nurtsch 14.03.2013
  • Pinar Selek (photo: Getty Images)
    • Interview
    Interview with Pınar Selek

    ''The Old Mindset Is Still in Place in Turkey''

    Turkish sociologist and human rights activist Pınar Selek discusses her role in the democracy movement, ongoing legal proceedings against her, and the shortcomings of Turkey's political system. An interview by Ceyda Nurtsch

    By Ceyda Nurtsch 19.09.2012
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    Repression of Journalists in Turkey

    Fighting Press Freedom with Anti-Terrorism Laws

    The detention of Ragıp Zarakolu, a past winner of the International Freedom to Publish Award, shows how Turkish anti-terrorism laws are being misused to curtail freedom of expression. By Semiran Kaya

    By Semiran Kaya 02.02.2012

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