The Istanbul Convention Is Ours, We Are Not Giving It Up!
Women’s rights have been systematically targeted by the AKP regime since 2010. The roadmap for these attacks started with the abolishment of the Ministry...
How are our lives shaped through the protocols of the Presidency of Religious Affairs...
For childcare and problems such as violence that women experience “in the family”, women are left to the devices of the Presidency of Religious...
The rainbow that cannot be banned and the importance of solidarity
Neither the feminist movement nor the students’ movement “discarded/sacrificed” LGBTI+s. They could not divide us; on the contrary, our struggle has become intersected and...
8 March 1996: Roza, the first feminist Kurdish women’s magazine, is out
Feminist magazine Roza, which revolts against the specific and violent oppressions faced by Kurdish women, was launched in March 1996. Roza had adopted a...
Women of Mor Çatı (Purple Roof) discuss what the Istanbul Convention means for combating...
We know that despite all the attacks, we will continue our struggle by learning from our solidarity until we have the lives we dream...
What does the withdrawal from the Istanbul Convention mean from a juridical perspective?
If there is a mechanism which secures the lives of women in Turkey today, it is maintained not by the legal system, but through...
The audience of call-outs and the possibilities of constructive intervention
After the call-out, the audience that demands justice to be served is constituted of people who are involved the most in the process, who...
Women object to being passive spectators of disclosure
If disclosure is a feminist method, then sometimes it can ooze from the cracks, and sometimes it can shatter the embankments. I find it...
Defending the Istanbul Convention is women’s struggle for the right to life!
We know that the main intention here is not only to make LGBTI+ people the focus of violence, but also to naturalize the discrimination...
The gender of informal economy
Although there isn’t any evidence of the microcredits alleviating poverty and NGOs solving the social problems, they continue spreading. What is empowered here is...
