It is us who are beaten. It is us who are harassed. Even when we are only children, it is us who are raped by dozens of you, by police officers and “haji” grandfathers…
Seen from outside, it is great to be a child in Turkey
A person who was injured but survived the massacre at Suruç, Loren Elva, said, “I am not well; I will not be well.”
It was the year 2009. The discussions were centered on the decisions made at the Supreme Board of Radio and Television (RTÜK) after İlhan Yerlikaya, from the Justice and Development Party (AKP), took over the position of acting president of the board
Tunceli Emek, a daily in the southeast province of Tunceli, has a feature that no other newspaper in Turkey has: All of its employees, from its owner to its reporters and from its editors to its page designers, are women.
On Oct. 31, 2014, a small bus carrying seasonal agriculture workers drove into a curve and fell into a ditch.
Let me highlight this first: There is a colossal difference between capitalism and wild capitalism.
“One day, artificial intelligence will look back on us the same way we look at fossil skeletons on the plains of Africa: Upright apes, ready for extinction.”
The day we heard about the death of former President Süleyman Demirel, news about another death was circulating around but not too many people were aware of it.
