New Report Claims Turkey's Crackdown on Gülen Supporters Has Shifted Rather Than Eased

Researchers argue that declining prosecution numbers mask a strategic change in how Turkish authorities target alleged members of the Fethullah Gülen network.

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New report challenges European asylum assessments, says Turkey’s Gülen crackdown shifted rather than eased

A new report is challenging European assessments that Turkey’s crackdown on people linked to the Gülen movement has eased, arguing that lower prosecution numbers conceal a change in how authorities pursue alleged members and supporters. The July 27 report by law professor emeritus Johan Vande Lanotte examined 342 law enforcement operations reported in Turkish media […] The post New report challenges European asylum assessments, says Turkey’s Gülen crackdown shifted rather than eased appeared ...

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New Report Claims Turkey's Crackdown on Gülen Supporters Has Shifted Rather Than Eased

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