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Erdogan's win poses challenge for human rights - Vimarsana News

Erdogan's win poses challenge for human rights

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Erdoğan and his hardline allies have won Turkey – women and LGBTQ+ people will pay the price | Constanze Letsch - Vimarsana News

Erdoğan and his hardline allies have won Turkey – women and LGBTQ+ people will pay the price | Constanze Letsch

Five more years of the Turkish president and his radical backers are a daunting prospect for many, says former Guardian Turkey correspondent Constanze Letsch

Tuesday briefing: Why Suella Braverman thinks immigration is harming Britain – and what the facts say - Vimarsana News

Tuesday briefing: Why Suella Braverman thinks immigration is harming Britain – and what the facts say

In today’s newsletter: The home secretary said this week that migrant labour harms the UK’s ‘national character’ – but it’s not that simple

Erdoğan is in the lead in Turkey's elections – and democracy is likely to be the loser | Constanze Letsch - Vimarsana News

Erdoğan is in the lead in Turkey's elections – and democracy is likely to be the loser | Constanze Letsch

The opposition had to face down a hostile media and the president’s entrenched power. This disappointment could further skew the second round, says former Guardian Turkey correspondent Constanze Letsch

An act of God caused the earthquake in Turkey – murderous corruption caused so many deaths | Constanze Letsch - Vimarsana News

An act of God caused the earthquake in Turkey – murderous corruption caused so many deaths | Constanze Letsch

Corner-cutting contractors sold buildings as safe that then collapsed, while officials offered permits and lax controls, says writer and academic Constanze Letsch