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BackReaction from TMMOB to 'My Family is Safe' operations
Reaction from TMMOB to 'My Family is Safe' operations
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Cumhuriyet1 hour agoPolitics1 min readTürkiyeView original

Reaction from TMMOB to 'My Family is Safe' operations

TMMOB stated that operations targeting LGBTI+ individuals and rights organizations deepen discrimination and social polarization.

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  • TMMOB reacted to the targeting of LGBTI+ individuals and rights organizations within the scope of the 'My Family is Safe' operation.
  • The Union stated that they did not accept the suppression of fundamental rights and freedoms and demanded that the detentions be ended.

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TMMOB published a statement against this process, stating that the operation called 'My Family is Safe' targets LGBTI+ individuals and rights organizations.

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The Union of Chambers of Turkish Engineers and Architects (TMMOB) also made a statement regarding the operations launched yesterday under the name "My Family is Safe" and targeting human rights organizations, especially LGBT+ people.

In the statement made on TMMOB's social media account, the following was noted:

"Targeting LGBTI+ people and rights organizations through the operation called 'My Family is Safe' deepens discrimination, hate speech and social polarization. We do not accept the suppression of fundamental rights and freedoms, especially freedom of association and expression, the detention of rights defenders and access barriers to websites and social media accounts.

The democratic future of our country is possible by securing fundamental rights and freedoms, equal citizenship and the right to organize for everyone. No one can be subjected to discrimination and oppression because of their identity, lifestyle or struggle for rights. "The political power should immediately abandon discriminatory and targeting policies, those who were unlawfully detained and arrested should be released, and access barriers to websites and social media accounts should be removed."

Open Questions

  • How many people were detained within the scope of the operation?
  • What is the number of blocked sites?

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This article was originally published by Cumhuriyet.

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