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Ovo je danas Erdoganova Turska: policija spriječila Povorku ponosa u Istanbulu, privedeni su deseci ljudi

Homoseksualnost nije zločin u Turskoj, ali vlada sve veća odbojnost prema tome

A Turkish policeman detains a demonstrator during a Pride march in Istanbul, on June 26, 2022. - Turkish police forcibly intervened in a Pride march in Istanbul, on June 26, detaining dozens of demonstrators and an AFP photographer, AFP journalists on the ground said. The governor's office had banned the march around Taksim Square in the heart of Istanbul but protesters gathered nearby under heavy police presence earlier than scheduled. (Photo by KEMAL ASLAN / AFP)
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Turska policija spriječila je stotine ljudi da se okupe na godišnjoj Povorci ponosa u Istanbulu u nedjelju i privela desetke nakon što su lokalne vlasti i ove godine zabranile održavanje povorke.

Tisuće ljudi nekoć su sudjelovale na povorkama ponosa duž istanbulske ulice Istiklal, ali je proteklih godina vlada predvođena predsjednikom Tayyipom Erdoganom i njegovom AK strankom islamističkih korijena, postrožila svoj stav o slobodi LGBTQ+ osoba.

Policijsko suzbijanje povorki svake godine sve oštrije

Homoseksualnost nije zločin u Turskoj, ali vlada sve veća odbojnost prema tome, dok je policijsko suzbijanje povorki svake godine sve oštrije.

Policajci opremljeni štitovima u nedjelju su spriječili pristup trgu Taksim i blokirali brojne ulice u obližnjoj četvrti Cihangir u kojoj su se ljudi pokušali okupiti. Obustavljen je i javni prijevoz u tom području.

Lokalne vlasti u četvrti Beyoglu zabranile su sva događanja tijekom Tjedna ponosa između 20. i 26. lipnja, uz objašnjenje da bi zbog osjetljivosti društva moglo doći do nemira.

Istanbul, Povorka ponosa, Tayyip Erdogan, Turska,