
While AKP's President Erdoğan was in New York, a Zeki Müren advertisement with the message "We Will Always Be Here" was published in Times Square.
While AKP's President Erdoğan was in New York for the UN General Assembly, an LGBTI+ solidarity declaration featuring Zeki Müren was published in Times Square.
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During the visit of President Erdoğan, who was in New York for the United Nations General Assembly, an advertisement with LGBTI+ content was published in Times Square.
In the advertisement published during the days when AKP President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan was in New York on the occasion of the United Nations (UN) General Assembly, a photo of Zeki Müren in a plush outfit surrounded by rainbow colors was accompanied by the message "We Will Always Be Here" in English.
It was noted that the announcement was prepared to emphasize that the LGBTI+ existence in Turkey cannot be eliminated through oppression, detention, arrest and censorship. The billboard displayed in Times Square led to comments on social media saying "Erdoğan was welcomed with Zeki Müren in the USA."
The latest operations targeting the LGBTI+ community in Turkey were also protested by international and local human rights and solidarity organizations.
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