Rabia Gursoy
@rabiagursoy.bsky.social
adaptable realist | independent journalist
Back when I was reporting daily news, we’d often cover murder-suicide cases. I always found myself thinking about the loved ones left behind. So, I decided to dig deeper.
August 1, 2025 at 3:25 AM
Back when I was reporting daily news, we’d often cover murder-suicide cases. I always found myself thinking about the loved ones left behind. So, I decided to dig deeper.
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For families left reeling from murder-suicide, there are few places to turn to for support, Rabia Gursoy reports. Survivors experience a specific grief within gun violence, & many describe feeling invisible in broader bereavement communities.
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For families reeling from murder-suicide, there are few places for support
Survivors experience a specific grief within gun violence, and many describe feeling invisible in broader bereavement communities
prismreports.org
July 31, 2025 at 10:01 PM
For families left reeling from murder-suicide, there are few places to turn to for support, Rabia Gursoy reports. Survivors experience a specific grief within gun violence, & many describe feeling invisible in broader bereavement communities.
prismreports.org/2025/07/31/m...
prismreports.org/2025/07/31/m...
Reposted by Rabia Gursoy
“Now I try to avoid writing songs that are political,” Hozan says. “But no matter what I do, even if I don’t intend to, my pen touches it — it touches those suffering under politics. I can’t write 100% soft love songs because my pen slips; no matter what I do, it always ends up there.” ⤵️
NEW: Kurdish musician Hozan Cane recalls her ordeal as a political prisoner in Turkey, where she remained incarcerated for two years and 102 days.
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Kurdish Musician Hozan Cane Recalls Her Political Imprisonment in Turkey
The ordeal that still haunts her is representative of increasing human rights violations in the country
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December 17, 2024 at 3:36 PM
“Now I try to avoid writing songs that are political,” Hozan says. “But no matter what I do, even if I don’t intend to, my pen touches it — it touches those suffering under politics. I can’t write 100% soft love songs because my pen slips; no matter what I do, it always ends up there.” ⤵️
Reposted by Rabia Gursoy
“Prison is a place for lions,” she wrote on the wall of her cell using the charred stick. “Cowards and jackals, they only keep lions in such places. They keep them there because of their own fears.”
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Kurdish Musician Hozan Cane Recalls Her Political Imprisonment in Turkey
The ordeal that still haunts her is representative of increasing human rights violations in the country
newlinesmag.com
December 18, 2024 at 4:17 AM
“Prison is a place for lions,” she wrote on the wall of her cell using the charred stick. “Cowards and jackals, they only keep lions in such places. They keep them there because of their own fears.”
newlinesmag.com/reportage/ku...
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