Interview with Hatice Demir on violence, access to justice and impunity
While we are going through a process that threatens the legal gains and rights of women and LGBTI+s in Turkey and the world, we...
April 15, 2010: Protest of LGBTI+ against Minister Kavaf: Apologize!
Selma Aliye Kavaf, Minister of State for Women and Family, was protested because of her words that homosexuality is an illness and that homosexuals...
“Create an institution of your own and write and produce without thinking about what...
We had the chance to meet with the Kurdish women's movement and its institutions that came together under the roof of Tevgera Jinên Azad...
May 24, 2016: Migrant femicide / Jesca Nankabirwa case concluded
Ugandan immigrant Jesca Nankabirwa, who had been living in Turkey for about a year, was working in a textile factory in Sultangazi. Jesca was...
April 18, 2014: “Stop Spreading Your Legs, Don’t Occupy My Space”
“Stop Spreading Your Legs, Don’t Occupy My Space” campaign was launched to counter men spreading their legs while sitting in their seats on public...
What’s happening in the US?
On May 2, the document published by Politico news website shook the US; and made abortion the primary topic of discussion in the country....
Will and Testament: “One cannot choose family, but can choose to tell her story”
Does our fear of the perpetrator make our respect for the perpetrator higher and our expectations lower compared to other people, or is just...
February 1, 2009: The 1st issue of Feminist Politika magazine was published
The first issue of Feminist Politika magazine, prepared by the Socialist Feminist Collective, met its readers on February 1, 2009. Published quarterly, the...
Interview with the journal Jineolojî following the assassination of Nagihan Akarsel / “Nagihan’s resistance,...
In her writings, speeches, and life, Nagihan showed how emotion, intuition, meaning can be intertwined with thought and action in a period when we...
From puberty to menopause: women’s health
The problem is not that women’s bodies are a matter of medicine. It’s rather that women’s bodies are not a matter of medicine beyond...
