TÜRKİYE ORTA ASYA HABER KKUORDİNATÖRÜ

IFJ-INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION OF JOURNALIST Forty-five years ago, September 12, 1980, we are shaken by events that remind us of the coup period. Forty-five years ago, journalists were being arrested. Politicians were being tortured in prisons. The same things are happening today. As I wrote on September 12, 1980, We were afraid when we reacted to the coup, and we are afraid today. Today, we are experiencing a civilian coup. Law, Islands, and human rights are suspended. Opposition leader Özgür Özel is abroad. At Socialist International meetings, Turkey is telling Europe about what is happening in Turkey. The government is complaining about the country to Europe. They are reacting because they are telling the free world. They are rebelling because they are afraid. In other words, a blind fight continues in Turkey. Türkiye's second name is chaos. Turkey has become a country. Democrats, secularists, and social democrats are resisting this civilian coup. We, as journalists, are warning this government. However, we warn that elections must be held to overcome this chaos. Opposition TV channels are being shut down, the people's voice is being silenced, and right now, the government is trying to deceive and deceive the world with all its might. TV channels, print media, and the government are trying to deceive and deceive the world with all their might.