Reis Erdoğan does a number on President Macron
They tell me: “Why do you still bother with these stories about islam at your age ? You should be taking care of yourself.”
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Catégorie : English
Eliana Como • The wide open and free eyes of Zehra Doğan’s women
This young woman with long ebony hair is armed with what most frightens any authoritarian power: art, imagination and truth.
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Ahmet Ergenç • What does Zehra Doğan want?
Zehra’s work is like a visual, sound and text outfit done by someone reduced to the “naked vision” in the space in which she is locked up.
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Turkey, Censorship • Media on a leash
Media subjected to censorship, pseudo counterpower reduced to self-censorship, in the face of the colossal means of propaganda of the reigning oligarchy.
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Tribute • Egîd Civyan, a whole life of combat
This man was Egîd Civyan, comandant in the HPG. With his death, the PKK has lost a battle-hardened combatant and a valuable commandant.
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Was Alzheimer Turkish? I forget…
I think amnesia is the word you use also for those suffering from Alzheimer’s. In Turkey, amnesia has become a way of life, or of survival, and a way of governing.
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Zehra Doğan: I cannot be there, but my art is in Turkey
Liberated now, a nomad in Europe Zehra Doğan fully appreciates the fact that a few of her prison works are finally exhibited in Istanbul.
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Hamit Bozarslan • A demanding look at Turkey
Here is the translation of an incisive reflection -the kind we always like- on the current state of Turkey by Hamit Bozarslan.
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Question: “To be Turkish or not to be”
During new encounters, presentations, hand salutations, smiles… the question pops up: “Of what origin are you?” the more polite ones ask.
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Refugees in Lavrio • Project for a “Children’s Home”
For the past five years, supporters and refugees in both camps in Lavrio, Greece, have done colossal amounts of work in solidarity…
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The luminous face of love: Rojava…
Portraits of women in exile, Dilek Aykan: Ronak, a mother, a resistance fighter who lived through the war, is now a political refugee in Switzerland.
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“Where there is an Ottoman bone, therein lies Ottomania”
…Sometimes goes searching for gas at the Greek neighbor’s, sometimes for olives in Syria, and sometimes sends janissaries in phony beards to Lybia or Azerbaïdjan.
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