turkkan wrote:Really? ... that may be the easy way to say it is not Turkey's problem, but the present day figures suggest otherwise ...
Ending up in Istanbul, the team finds that even the most modernised city in Turkey hasn't escaped the tradition. According to a government report, it now has one of the highest levels of honour killings in the country, with one happening every week.
Either the Kurds are Turks, or give them back their country; but don't try and blame the Kurds for what is wrong with Turkey ....
Not one person here has ever said its not turkeys problem. Infact in my first post in this thread i stated quite categorically that the reason this problem still exists in the SE is because of the fault of successive goverments in turkey who ignore the issue in the SE in exchange for political support from clan leaders. We all said that the number of cases throughout the decades has gone from being a common practise to one where it becomes headlines if it actually occurs. THat to you is of no relevance of course.
You choose to ignore all this and go on your own predictable boring tangent which is turkey is guilty no matter what- as if you have done any research on this issue at all and you now feel you know where to put the blame.
So you are saying Turkey is NOT guilty?
Turkkan ... whose responsibility is this, to alleviate? By saying it's only a problem in the
SE of Turkey, do you think that absolves Turkey of responsibility?
And as the article stated, there is one per week in
Istanbul ... whose responsibility should that become?
By saying it's just the Kurds ... you are being hypocritical because the Kurds, according to your regime, are part of Turkey.
(BTW I appreciate your more civilised posts.
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