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Officially the verdict handed down on September 28 against the human rights defender Osman Kavala and four others was reached by Turkey’s top court of appeal. However it was pronounced well in advance, in speech after speech, by the country’s president. The verdict is a horrifying demonstration of the autocratic path Turkey has taken under the Erdogan presidency. Kavala faces a sentence of life in prison without parole, and the four others tried with him face 18 years, in connection with mass

Armenian-Turkish journalist Hrant Dink's murderer walked free in Turkey Wednesday while the government's critics pointed aghast to political prisoners held years beyond the court's authority to keep them.

Compared to the Summer 2020 survey, the latest Archinect community mental health survey results show a moderate recovery since the COVID-19 pandemic,

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In the same way Atatürk dragged Turkey struggling and screaming into the Western world, Erdogan has exerted every effort to drag Turkey in the opposite direction.