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Minority rights

  • The image depicts a large gathering of people participating in a protest. Many of the individuals are wearing masks and holding various signs and banners with slogans, indicating their support for a cause. The scene appears to be in an urban setting, likely a city center, with flags in the background. The participants seem to be sitting on the ground, emphasizing their determination and solidarity for the issue they are advocating. The atmosphere looks charged with activism and communal spirit. Turkey. The power structure’s crackdown on the “enemy within” Jean Michel Morel · July 2021
  • The image depicts a group of individuals seated together, primarily men, in a communal setting. They appear to be engaged in a gathering or possibly a religious ceremony, with some wearing traditional attire. In the foreground, there is an elderly man seated in a wheelchair, and others are attentively looking forward. The overall atmosphere reflects a sense of community and shared purpose. The individuals show a range of ages, from children to older men, indicating that the event likely holds significance for various generations. The Uyghur Tragedy: An Embarrassment for Turkey Bayram Balci · October 2019
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