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WHAT CAN YOU BUY FOR $1 IN TURKEY? JAIL TIME? | ANIMATED STORIES

$1 Menu. What can you get for $1? A Cup of McCafe? A Nacho Taco at Taco Bell? Anything from a Dollar Store? Hold tight everyone, there is the chance of a lifetime: How about a one-way ticket to an adventurous vacation in Turkey? You will spend at least 6 years in the as-real-as-it-can-get prisons with fellow inmates in the carefully overcrowded cells. There will be limited food, space, and sanitation. You will be accompanied by the most ruthless guardians with random surprise torture sessions. Cannot believe your ears? It is for real; anyone can be a fortunate person! Here are some lucky inmates from the program: -Serkan Golge, A US-Turkish citizen who worked for NASA, a prominent professor, and author, was arrested on the charges of terrorism because of the one-dollar bill in his possession when he went to visit his family in Turkey. -Mehmet Altan was detained and jailed when 1$ bills were found in his house with serial numbers starting with F. -A money collector was arrested because of a one-dollar bill in his collection. -A 65-year-old doctor whose daughter and son-in-law was dismissed from their jobs due to the witch hunt was arrested after a one-dollar bill was found in his belongings. -A person who withdrew money from an ATM to pay his debt was arrested on his way to another bank to make the deposit just because there was a one-dollar bill among the money. You are especially in luck if you have a dollar bill with serial numbers starting with F or G. You have found the code for connecting you to Fethullah Gulen! A direct ticket to the most distinguished cell in the country. But be careful what you do with your dollar bill! Some actions can forfeit your chance for this fabulous vacation! You say, like what? Well, don't be like the lawyer of famous government-friendly Turkish mobster, Alaattin Cakici. Although he had a one-dollar bill in his pocket when detained, the cocaine residue on the bill disqualified him for the prize! He HAD to be released. A missed chance! Hurry up! Disclaimer: This promotion is only for people visiting Turkey. Your age doesn't matter! Even babies are eligible! No cards accepted! Cash only! OVERVIEW ON HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS IN TURKEY Following the so-called coup attempt on the 15th of July 2016, the Turkish government under the authoritarian leadership of Erdogan has taken a wave of oppressive actions against not only the alleged coup plotters but also those that are perceived as critics of the regime. Currently, as part of Turkey’s post-coup crackdown, more than 170,000 people including judges, academics, teachers, journalists, police and military officers, and other public servants were dismissed from their jobs. In correlation, more than 217,000 were detained and 80,000 were arrested. Amnesty International reports that detainees were “being held arbitrarily” with “no evidence establishing reasonable suspicion of criminal behavior” and that “only a tiny minority of them were accused of taking part in the actual events of the attempted coup”. Amid the massive crackdown of hundreds of thousands of dissidents, human rights organizations and the U.N. Human Rights Council have noted that human rights are violated on a large scale by the Turkish government. Arbitrary killings, suspicious deaths of people in custody, forced disappearances, tortures, ill-treatments, injustice, and threats – mostly against the followers of the Gulen movement, Kurds, and the Leftists - were reported widespread during this large-scale witch-hunt. The unprecedented scale of dismissals: More than 130,000 civil servants, with their names attached in lists to emergency orders, were dismissed by emergency decrees. These civil servants included over 4,200 judges and prosecutors, 7,000 academics, 6,000 health-care professionals, 33,500 teachers, and 44,500 police and military officers. Not only were people dismissed arbitrarily but also banned permanently from working in the public sector – many were even banned to practice their profession. ▪️TO BE A VOLUNTEER AT AST https://silencedturkey.org/get-involved ▪️DONATE AST https://silencedturkey.org/donatenow Paypal https://www.paypal.com/donate/?cmd=_s... ▪️ ZELLE: [email protected] AMAZON AST LINK: Use the link below for Amazon shopping, AST will receive a small percentage from your shopping. (Turkish) Aşağıdaki link yaptığınız tüm alışverişlerde AST'ye küçükte olsa katkı gelecektir. AMAZON SMILE'dan farklıdır ve daha fazla katkı sağlar. https://amzn.to/37av89R​​​ FOR MORE INFO https://silencedturkey.org/ [email protected]   / silencedturkey     / silencedturkey     / silencedturkey     / silencedturkey     / art4humanrights