NYT, Erdogan’s Next Target as He Restricts Turkey’s Democracy: The Internet, 4 Mar 2018 "For seven years, with an unholy blend of the racy and the religious, Mr. [Adnan] Oktar has presented his show daily via satellite, cable and the internet, where he expounds on Islamic creationism, peace and love, often to a studio audience of women in miniskirts and plunging necklines.
"Religious conservatives in the government now say they want to shut him down. But critics say that Mr. Oktar has become a convenient trigger for the government to pursue wide-reaching restrictions on internet content and broadcasters."
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Showing posts with label Tayyip Erdogan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tayyip Erdogan. Show all posts
Monday, March 05, 2018
Thursday, October 29, 2015
'The battle for Turkey'
Christopher de Bellaigue, The Guardian, The battle for Turkey: can Selahattin Demirtas pull the country back from the brink of civil war? 28 Oct 2015
Interesting and detailed article on the current situation in Turkey
Interesting and detailed article on the current situation in Turkey
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Kurds,
Tayyip Erdogan,
Turkey
Friday, April 04, 2014
The Islamic Sex Cult Supporting Turkey’s Prime Minister
balkanist.net, The Islamic Sex Cult Supporting Turkey’s Prime Minister "Followers of Harun Yahya wear drag make-up and practice a “sexed-up, Disney version of Islam” that helps promote conservative Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s vision of a modern, Muslim Turkey. Step inside this surreal world where religious piety meets psychedelic softcore porn, led by the world’s foremost Islamic creationist."
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Harun Yahya,
Tayyip Erdogan,
Turkey internet
Wednesday, March 12, 2014
Turkey unrest and social media
Reuters, Death of Turkish boy hurt in protests triggers fresh unrest, 11 Mar 2014 "Istanbul and Ankara have both seen protests in recent weeks against what demonstrators see as Erdogan's authoritarian reaction to the graft scandal, which has included new laws tightening Internet controls and handing government greater influence over the appointment of judges and prosecutors." social media is driving these protests.
Labels:
Tayyip Erdogan,
Turkey internet
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