KCSM Focus On Europe May 7, 2017
Lived and worked there, gunnar has never struggled more to find people to interview. He says longstanding tensions between the current regime and the large kurdish minority are worse than theyve ever been. Many were simply too afraid to talk to him. Gunnar the Ruling Ak Party has never won an election here in diyarbakir. But as the country gears up for a constitutional referendum that would give the president more power, posters showing the image of Recep Tayyip Erdogan seem omnipresent in the mainly kurdish city. The message is that the kurds should likewise say yes to the changes. For journa...