An Armenian prays at a special event at Surp Giragos Church, Diyarbakir, commemorating the Armenian Genocide on April 24, 2015. One year later, the church was forcibly closed

[OPINION] Diyarbakır’s Tragedy Displays AKP’s Distaste for Multiculturalism -1

Philip Bernard Kowalski
  Diyarbakır is a city unlike any other in Turkey.  With the second longest set of historic walls in the world that enclose its densely packed antique core, it rivals better known Middle Eastern cities ... Read More...

HRF: 268 Curfews Declared in Turkey

PPJ
According to the Human Rights Foundation of Turkey, at least 268 curfews were declared in at least 47 districts in 11 provinces; fundamental rights of at least 1,809,000 people were violated. The Human Right... Read More...

[OPINION] What would a Kurd feel?

PPJ
  By BULENT KENES (This article is originally published on tr724.com in Turkish) How would a Kurd feel? I do not know exactly myself either, because I am not Kurdish. But I am a human being an... Read More...