A Letter from Esila, Unlawfully Imprisoned for Exercising Her Constitutional Rights

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What a father in Turkey wrote in a job listing group:

"Tomorrow is my daughter's birthday. I'm looking for a job just for one day, anything will do. Please help.'"

A comment written under a YouTube video by one of our friends whose life has been nearly destroyed just for exercising their constitutional rights.
To protect them, I cannot share any identifying information.

Bu yorumun bu topraklarda sadece yazılmış olması bile politiktir. Bu çocuk Almanya'da olsaydı şimdi çoktan üniversite okuyor olucaktı belki de. Bu vatanın gençliğine bu reva mı? Bir de üstüne azcık sesini çıkarsa haksızlığı dillendirse öfkesini ifade edebilse hemen hapse tıkıyorsunuz.

To the international public:

In Turkey, a man working in an illegal mine was burned alive by those running it, just to hide their crimes. They got only 5 years in prison—likely serving just 1.5. Justice failed. They’ll walk free, ready to destroy more lives. This must not be ignored.

Bu adam da gizli akplilerden bence ya ... Doğrudan doğruya belli etmiyo ama arada hafif hafif hissediliyor bi de öğrenciler polis tarafından dövülürken normal video akışına devam etmis.

Bu hesap da bence gizli akplilerden, gündemde halka destek olacak doğru düzgün bir paylaşım yok sadece akplileri sevindirecek türden şeyler paylaşmışlar.

:)

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Translation of a healthcare worker’s testimony from the Saraçhane protest.
This is the account of a medical worker who attended the Saraçhane protest.
Her Instagram handle is @ecekundakk, and you can find the original post on her profile.