Labour & Unions
Long Live International Solidarity
We are pleased to announce that Solidarity with the People of Turkey (SPOT) and Academics for Peace – UK (BAK-UK) organised a fantastic fundraising event at the NEU / NUT...
Finding of the international observers.
The 16 April constitutional referendum in Turkey was contested on an unlevel playing field, and the two sides in the campaign did not have equal opportunities, the international...
We must stand in solidarity with the people of Turkey.
Steve Sweeney, SPOT Steering Committee member reports from Turkey on the aftermath of the referendum. I was part of the demonstrations in Besiktas last night where people...
SCF: Legitimacy Of Rigged Referendum’s Result In Turkey Widely Questioned By...
Stockholm Centre for Freedom expressed concerns to do with the referendum election held in Turkey. ...
We will continue our struggle!
Press release and public announcement on the outcome of the referendum in Turkey We will continue our struggle against the shady referendum outcome and one-man rule! This was a...
Why Should We Support The “No” Vote In Turkey’s April Referendum?
As you know tomorrow is a hugely significant day for Turkey, where citizens are being asked to make a significant decision about the future of their country. The people of Turkey...
CONFERENCE: ACADEMIC FREEDOM, AUTHORITARIANISM AND TURKEY
In the face of rising authoritarianism and right-wing populism, academic freedom is under severe threat in contemporary Turkey. Governmental repression on academics became all too...
Academic For Peace Initiative (BAK) seeks international solidarity
In the last seven months, following the failed coup attempt, nearly 100,000 civil servants have been removed from their posts in Turkey. This includes teachers, police officers,...
The Press statement by SPOT: DEMOCRACY ON A KNIFE EDGE IN TURKEY
The policies of the AKP government, which have been ruling the country for the last 14 years, have pushed democracy to the edge. The severity of the situation exceeds even the...
Steel worker’s planned strike action denied by Turkish Ministers
The planned strike action by steel workers in Bursa, namely Asil Celik, has been banned for "security reasons" according to the Council of Ministers. However, we believe that...
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