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Turkey has blocked access to 57 X accounts belonging to women’s and LGBTI+ rights organizations and activists, citing national security and public order concerns, days before the start of Istanbul Pride Week, according to the Freedom of Expression Association (İFÖD).

The accounts were blocked under Article 8/A of Law No. 5651 and made invisible in Turkey by X. Those affected include Mor Çatı Women’s Shelter, Lambdaistanbul and Young LGBTI+, Women for Women’s Human Rights (WWHR), Struggle against Sexual Violence as well as LGBTI+ working groups within the Human Rights Association (İHD) and the Turkish Journalists Union (TGS).

The restriction came ahead of the 34th İstanbul Pride Week, scheduled for June 22-28, when rights groups typically use social media to share event information and encourage participation.

In notifications to account holders, X said the accounts were restricted in Turkey “in order to comply with our obligations arising from local laws.”

The move drew criticism from a coalition of 21 human rights organizations, including Amnesty International’s Turkey branch, the Human Rights Foundation of Turkey (TİHV) and the Lawyers for Freedom Association (ÖHD).

In a joint statement, the groups said the access restrictions, imposed as organizations were preparing for Pride Week activities, constituted a “severe and disproportionate interference” with freedom of expression.

The organizations warned that blocking accounts used for women’s rights, LGBTI+ and human rights groups narrowed civic space and prevented the public from receiving information about lawful activities.

The Human Rights Association also condemned the decision as a clear attack on freedom of expression and freedom of association, saying it legitimized discrimination against women and LGBTI+ individuals through state action and calling on international human rights mechanisms to take action.

https://stockholmcf.org/turkey-blocks-dozens-of-womens-lgbti-rights-accounts-on-x-ahead-of-istanbul-pride-week/

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Ilia Malinin

perhaps sending ally pins to my mother and stepfather was a bad idea.

everyone keeps saying "oh, he's back, he's back!" but the truth is i never left!
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RaveMonster

This is why their **** ass soccer team got eliminated by their second game lol. 

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Delulu Rogers

Turkey has never had a good human rights track record so this is just business as usual for them 

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Kayioshka
1 hour ago, RaveMonster said:

This is why their **** ass soccer team got eliminated by their second game lol. 

Speak better about football* and the Turkish football team kanka. :huntyga:

And there were qualifications matchs before the World Cup, it is kinda a part of the competition.

For anyone who knows a little bit about football... When a team has no striker it's harder to score. And yet our team managed to go to the quarter final of the Euro 2024. Because our Italian coach had good strategies with his . Players like Arda, Can, Hakan and Kenan scored a lot despite not being strikers but midfielders or right wings.

In fact, we have several talents and okayish players. Our match are thrillings because they rely on tactics and chaos. We are the 22th (a lucky number) best team on Fifa's top NT. It’s not the best team but it’s an interesting team. :yennefer:

Sadly we played against people who plays Soccer, apparently it’s very inspired by Haramball (a sport born in the British Premier League). There are 11 people in the defense. :saladga:

When you have no pure striker... You cannot score correctly against a wall. The occasions are rarer.

The best exemple of a team with great talents but still incomplete is Italy’s team aswell. They have Calafiori, Retegui, Donnaruma, Esposito, Chiesa, Mané, etc... Some of the best players or wonderkids born in Serie A. But they do not have a striker and their defense is still a bit fragile.

Football is about live performances and vibes not just cold stats.

30 minutes ago, GAGASEXUAL said:

And I live in this country :selena:

Good luck Turkish brother... :fatcat:

Probably under substances... An alchemist is born !
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Kayioshka

This is such a bullsh** that Erdo pretends to defend the Turkish heritage while in fact the country was gayer than most European countries lol....

Sultans during the Ottoman empire had men in their harems. And they were muslims representants of Sunnis Islam.

Ataturk was bisexual aswell.

Probably under substances... An alchemist is born !
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Creyk

I know a guy who escaped turkey to live in my country. He says no one hates turkey more than the turkish themselves

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GAGASEXUAL
32 minutes ago, Kayioshka said:

Speak better about football* and the Turkish football team kanka. :huntyga:

And there were qualifications matchs before the World Cup, it is kinda a part of the competition.

For anyone who knows a little bit about football... When a team has no striker it's harder to score. And yet our team managed to go to the quarter final of the Euro 2024. Because our Italian coach had good strategies with his . Players like Arda, Can, Hakan and Kenan scored a lot despite not being strikers but midfielders or right wings.

In fact, we have several talents and okayish players. Our match are thrillings because they rely on tactics and chaos. We are the 22th (a lucky number) best team on Fifa's top NT. It’s not the best team but it’s an interesting team. :yennefer:

Sadly we played against people who plays Soccer, apparently it’s very inspired by Haramball (a sport born in the British Premier League). There are 11 people in the defense. :saladga:

When you have no pure striker... You cannot score correctly against a wall. The occasions are rarer.

The best exemple of a team with great talents but still incomplete is Italy’s team aswell. They have Calafiori, Retegui, Donnaruma, Esposito, Chiesa, Mané, etc... Some of the best players or wonderkids born in Serie A. But they do not have a striker and their defense is still a bit fragile.

Football is about live performances and vibes not just cold stats.

Good luck Turkish brother... :fatcat:

Our team sucks for a country that eats and breathes football, I'm sorry :ohwell: 

Never got the hype of it anyway

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Kayioshka
36 minutes ago, GAGASEXUAL said:

Our team sucks kanka, I'm sorry :ohwell: 

Never got the hype of it.

I wasn’t mentionning you for the first part. I was wishing you good luck for the Erdo's disgusting politics... :fatcat:

No I think that technically they are interesting despite having defaults. They gave us entertaining matchs, better results, and an identity as a team lately.

I don’t think any team sucks as long there are supporters or passion. I speak for local clubs or small nation teams. I never appreciated the idea of saying "this one team is hell". Even the ones who play Haramball (Paraguay and Australia :toofunny:) have a lot of supporters. France had for many years a team of mid players but the passion was here. Platini or Papin are exceptions, 80s French Football was a vibe despite being mid technically speaking.

And now here we are with one of the most solid team ever (I'm watching them playing atm 🇫🇷).

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I can also hype the Turks for him :

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FfFfFfFF

Turkey's national sport entails naked muscled hairy men touching and rubbing each other. :billie: This alone makes gayness oversaturated, so naturally they can't accept any more.

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Guillaume Hamon

I will not get my hairline fixed in Turkiye then. :huntyga:

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Kayioshka
4 minutes ago, FfFfFfFF said:

Turkey's national sport entails naked muscled hairy men touching and rubbing each other. :billie: This alone makes gayness oversaturated, so naturally they can't accept any more.

Yesss this is the gayest sport ever. Are the players even straight ? :oprah:

3 minutes ago, Guillaume Hamon said:

I will not get my hairline fixed in Turkiye then. :huntyga:

Yeah, you also avoid the scammers. There are a lot of good doctors but also a lot of scammers. It’s dangerous.

Also have you seen that the match of France is cancelled because of the storms ? :toofunny:

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RaveMonster
7 hours ago, Kayioshka said:

Speak better about football* and the Turkish football team kanka. :huntyga:

And there were qualifications matchs before the World Cup, it is kinda a part of the competition.

For anyone who knows a little bit about football... When a team has no striker it's harder to score. And yet our team managed to go to the quarter final of the Euro 2024. Because our Italian coach had good strategies with his . Players like Arda, Can, Hakan and Kenan scored a lot despite not being strikers but midfielders or right wings.

In fact, we have several talents and okayish players. Our match are thrillings because they rely on tactics and chaos. We are the 22th (a lucky number) best team on Fifa's top NT. It’s not the best team but it’s an interesting team. :yennefer:

Sadly we played against people who plays Soccer, apparently it’s very inspired by Haramball (a sport born in the British Premier League). There are 11 people in the defense. :saladga:

When you have no pure striker... You cannot score correctly against a wall. The occasions are rarer.

The best exemple of a team with great talents but still incomplete is Italy’s team aswell. They have Calafiori, Retegui, Donnaruma, Esposito, Chiesa, Mané, etc... Some of the best players or wonderkids born in Serie A. But they do not have a striker and their defense is still a bit fragile.

Football is about live performances and vibes not just cold stats.

Good luck Turkish brother... :fatcat:

The points and results from the regional qualification matches do not matter once the World Cup begins. I’m aware of the weakness of the team but Türkiye was eliminated simply because they are already the confirmed 4th place based on them losing to both teams who are currently sharing the 2nd and 3rd position.

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