Commentary: Abuses rampant in wake of Turkish coup
We don’t know a lot. But what we do know should cause us to ask our elected officials to look carefully at any request for extradition for Fethullah Gulen. We don’t know everything, but we know that the post-coup crackdown has included public appeals “to be protected from the evil things of educated people.” Nearly 60,000 have been detained. Some 1,600 university academic deans have been relieved of their positions.
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US Congress members reaffirm unbreakable bonds with Turks
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The Peace Islands Institute’s 5th Annual Law Enforcement Appreciation Award
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