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Hazal Atay

Doctorante en politique comparée, Centre de recherches politiques de Sciences Po (Cevipof).

  • The image depicts a large crowd gathered, likely in an outdoor setting, with many individuals holding Turkish flags. People appear to be passionately engaged, with expressions of enthusiasm and solidarity. Some individuals are wearing traditional attire, while others wear modern clothing. The background features a building adorned with large banners, adding to the sense of national pride and collective emotion in the scene. The atmosphere seems charged with energy, suggesting a demonstration or celebration of national significance. In Turkey, “Politics Still Wears a Moustache” Hazal Atay · December 2017 On 5 December 1934, Turkish women won the right to vote in national elections, ten years before the women of France. They had already been able to vote and run for office in local elections since 1930, and the first woman to become avillage chief, Gül Esin, was elected at Çine in the province of (…)
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