Thread by @dahrinoor2

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Mr @POTUS do have a spare time to look at the crimes of #Erdogan as you criticised #MBS for the violation of human rights in #KSA?

When are you going to publish the report of the crimes he committed in #Turkey?

Let me remind you some of HR violations in Turkey 👇🏻

HR violation 1- Dismissed or suspended more than 100,000 civil servants from their jobs.

HR violation 2- Arrested or imprisoned more than 50,000 citizens.

HR violation 3- Closed more than 1,500 nongovernmental organisations (NGOs).

HR violation 4- Alleged torture of detainees in official custody.

HR violation 5- Forced disappearance; arbitrary arrest and detention under the state of emergency of tens of thousands.

HR violation 6- Disappearance of members of parliament and two Turkish-national employees of the U.S. Mission to Turkey.

HR violation 7- Severe restriction of freedoms of expression and media.

HR violation 8- imprisonment of scores of journalists.

HR violation 9- Closing media outlets.

HR violation 10- Criminalisation of criticism of government policies or officials.

HR Violation 11- Blocking websites and content.

HR Violation 12- Severe restriction of freedoms of assembly and association.

HR Violation 13- Interference with freedom of movement.

HR Violation 14- Incidents of violence against LGBTI persons and other minorities.

HR Violation 15- Several suspicious deaths of detainees in official custody.

HR Violation 16- Several deaths in prison, including women and children.

HR Violation 17- Sixty six (66) prisoners committed suicide in 2016, 40 of them after the July 2016 attempted coup.

HR Violation 18- Davut Turkel, a 59-year-old laborer and member of the AKCA-DER labor union, died in police custody.

HR Violation 19- Prosecution of journalists representing major independent newspapers.

HR Violation 20- Hundreds of individuals, including journalists and minors, were indicted for insulting the president, prime minister, or state institutions.

HR Violation 21- 3,658 persons were charged related to insulting the president.

HR Violation 22- 123 journalists were outside the country and did not return due to fear of arrest.

HR Violation 23- revoking the licenses of 5 television stations for broadcasting inappropriate content.

HR Violation 24- Revoking the licenses of 12 radio stations.

HR Violation 25- Nearly all private Kurdish-language newspapers, television channels, and radio stations remained closed under the Government decreed.

HR Violation 26- Twenty (20) prominent journalists, editors, and staffers of the country’s leading independent newspaper Cumhuriyet were arrested and detained.

HR Violation 27- Museum/churches
were forcefully converted into Mosques.

HR Violation 28- Imposed bans on Political Parties.

HR Violation 29- Unlawful killings of opposition parties activists.

HR Violation 30- Uncountable Human Rights violations and crimes against humanity outside the Turkish borders.