トルコ 各地のクルド人のお祭りでクルド人を弾圧

クルド人が弾圧されているという話は、どこへやら。地元でやってるじゃん。 https://t.co/zxDfP9XTrN

— buvery (@buvery) March 18, 2024

調べると弾圧されているみたいだけど・・・・ 

 Raids, detentions cast shadow over Newroz celebrations in Turkey

Following Sunday's Newroz celebrations in Turkey, a wave of raids on Monday resulted in the arrest of numerous individuals across several cities, amid increased surveillance and reports of unwarranted police aggression towards attendees and journalists.

11:21 am 18/03/2024

İstanbul Newroz kutlamasının ardından alandan ayrılan kitleye polis müdahale etti. Çok sayıda kişi işkenceyle, yerlerde sürüklenerek gözaltına alındı. pic.twitter.com/qXLoKmuZox

— Eylem Nazlıer (@eylemnazlier) March 17, 2024

Intensified police operations on Monday, following the Newroz celebrations on Sunday, led to the detention of numerous individuals, including minors, across several Turkish cities. The operations involved coordinated raids by soldiers and police, with a noted possibility of additional arrests.

Eylül Deniz Yaşar reported experiencing physical and verbal assaults while in police custody, including a particularly shocking statement from the police: “You should pray we don’t turn you into soap like the Jews!” After around six hours of detention, Yaşar was released following a medical examination and shared her harrowing experiences with the Media and Law Studies Association (MLSA), underscoring the severity of the threats and mistreatment she faced.

The incidents in Istanbul, showcasing police assaults on attendees and the intimidation of journalists, further highlight the challenges faced by those seeking to exercise freedom of expression and their right to freedom of assembly, reflecting broader concerns over civil liberties in the country.

Fascism in Turkey against Kurds.
Dozens of Turkish police officers pull a Kurdish girl to the ground during the Newroz celebrations in Istanbul and arrest her because she is wearing a dress in the Kurdish national colours of green, red and yellow. pic.twitter.com/PI9c3dHqYK

— NewsFromKurdistan (@NewsKurdistan1) March 17, 2024