
Turkey: Several Hundred LGBTQIA+ People Arrested Since September 13, According to Le Monde
In a "Understand in Three Minutes" video format, Le Monde examines the reasons behind the wave of arrests targeting the LGBTQIA+ community in Turkey.

In a "Understand in Three Minutes" video format, Le Monde examines the reasons behind the wave of arrests targeting the LGBTQIA+ community in Turkey.

The decision follows Ankara's refusal to extradite an Ugandan blogger critical of the regime, who has been in exile in Turkey for at least five years.

A Turkish presidential adviser announced Thursday that Recep Tayyip Erdogan intends to hold an election before his current term expires in order to circumvent constitutional term limits.

A Turkish president's adviser stated Thursday that Recep Tayyip Erdogan will seek another term through an early election, a maneuver that would circumvent constitutional restrictions limiting the number of presidential terms.
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who has declared 2026 the "decade of the family," continues to target LGBT+ people, whom he blames for contributing to declining birth rates, according to Le Monde.