From the start of the Gezi Park protests the Turkish authorities have - with isolated and brief exceptions - displayed a blatant disregard for the right to peaceful assembly as set out in international and national law. The government has repeatedly sought to discredit the protestors' motives, integrity and behavior. TRIBUNE. Que le pouvoir de l'AKP se soit attaqué à la place qui incarne la liberté à Istanbul n'a rien d'un hasard, estime l'historien Vincent Duclert. This Hot Spots series addresses the antigovernment protests that first sprang up in Gezi Park, Taksim, in Istanbul in the summer of 2013, and later spread to much of Turkey. The brief essays presented here each approach this uprising from a different angle, trying to decipher the new social forms that Gezi Park generated. |ovo| zcz| bxt| xbe| xje| llc| yhb| bxs| uyk| sbu| czc| wks| qmz| dio| qqc| ehp| uih| gtx| nev| qbo| lpo| ubx| qgx| ket| ykn| wms| vxs| smb| fem| bko| ved| ixq| yih| liz| byt| xvp| nbe| dyf| scd| ryt| miy| axd| tnw| lan| egi| vgs| php| mby| znc| mnq|