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Avec l’offensive en Syrie, la démocratie turque connaît un nouveau recul
L’intervention militaire turque en cours contre l’enclave kurde d’Afrin a fourni au président Erdogan l’occasion de resserrer plus l’étau de la #censure dans son pays, au nom de la défense de la patrie menacée. Entre unanimisme forcé et vagues d’#arrestations, le maître de la Turquie met en place l’environnement qui assurera son succès aux prochaines élections.
▻https://www.mediapart.fr/journal/international/030218/avec-l-offensive-en-syrie-la-democratie-turque-connait-un-nouveau-recul?on
#Syrie #guerre #conflit #Turquie #Afrin #Kurdistan
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- CDB_77 @cdb_77 6/02/2018
  
  573 detained in Turkey for opposing Afrin operation: ministry
  A total of 573 people in total have been detained for their critical stance against Turkey’s Afrin operations so far, according to official data.
  The Interior Ministry said in a statement on Feb 5 that 449 people were detained for “terror propaganda in their social media postings on Afrin operation” while the remaining 124 were caught up for attending demonstrations in protest of the offensive, since the beginning of the operation.
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  ▻https://turkeypurge.com/573-detained-in-turkey-for-opposing-afrin-operation-ministry
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- CDB_77 @cdb_77 23/02/2018
  
  Turkey detains yet another 11 people for criticizing Afrin operation
  At least 11 people were detained for opposing the Turkish military’s offensive in Syria’s Afrin via their social media accounts.
  Media reported on Thursday that Ankara public prosecutor’s office issued detention warrants for 18 people.
  While 11 of them were rounded up, police were seeking the remaining 7. Among the detainees is Dilsat Aktas, the co-chair of the Halkevleri activist group.
  On Jan 22, Turkish troops entered Afrin area, which is controlled by the outlawed Kurdistan Workers’ Party’s (PKK) extension PYD. While most political parties in Turkey welcomed the offensive, police have detained, among others, many journalists for criticizing the operation since then.
  According to official data, at least 786 people in total were detained for their critical stance against the operation between Jan 22 and Feb 19.
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  ▻https://turkeypurge.com/turkey-detains-yet-another-11-people-criticizing-afrin-operation
  
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- CDB_77 @cdb_77 24/02/2018
  
  En Turquie, les pacifistes emprisonnés
  Les voix dissidentes sont à nouveau réduites au silence en Turquie. Cette fois, il s’agit de L’offensive militaire à Afrin. Lancée par le président Recep Tayip Erdogan le 20 janvier dernier, l’opération vise une milice kurde de l’enclave syrienne d’Afrin, située tout près de la frontière turque. Activistes, journalistes, médecins, artistes ou simples citoyens, des centaines de personnes ont déjà été arrêtées pour avoir dénoncé cette intervention militaire. Le pouvoir leur reproche de soutenir le terrorisme et de ternir l’Union nationale. A Istanbul, le reportage d’Anne Andlauer.
  ▻http://www.rfi.fr/emission/20180223-turquie-pacifistes-emprisonnes-arrestation-offensive-militaire-afrin
  
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- CDB_77 @cdb_77 5/03/2018
  
  Father of Turkish soldier killed in Afrin turns out to be purge victim
  The father of Turkish soldier Abdullah Taha Koç, who was killed during an ongoing military operation in the Afrin region of Syria, has turned out to have been removed from his post at the Konya Metropolitan Municipality by a government decree, known as a KHK, the Sözcü daily reported.
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  ▻https://turkeypurge.com/father-turkish-soldier-killed-afrin-turns-khk-victim
  
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- CDB_77 @cdb_77 5/03/2018
  
  845 people in Turkey detained for criticizing military campaign in Syria
  The Turkish Interior Ministry on 26 February announced that a total of 845 individuals have so far been detained by police for expressing online criticism for Turkey’s military operation in the north of Syria.
  This marks a further increase from the figure of 786, which the ministry announced the previous week.The ministry didn’t specify how many of those detentions had turned into formal arrests and imprisonment.
  The statement said: “Since 20 January 1918 when Operation Olive Branch started to date, there have been 85 actions/protests against the operation; 648 instances of social media propaganda have been made and 120 provocateurs have been detected during demonstrations, and a total of 845 suspects have been taken into custody for events/demonstrations or propaganda efforts.”
  The statement also said that it was taking action regarding 423 social media accounts that were either praising terror organizations, spreading propaganda on behalf of the terrorist organization, inciting the public to hatred and hostility, threatening the integrity of the state and public safety or insulting state officials. It also said legal action had been taken against 251 people in charge of such accounts. It wasn’t clear whether these 251 were among the 845 taken into custody as part of the general crackdown on criticism of Turkey’s military campaign in Syria.
  ▻https://medyavehukuk.org/en/845-people-turkey-detained-criticizing-military-campaign-syria
  
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Une Olive Branch ne fait pas le printemps
▻http://www.dedefensa.org/article/uneolive-branchne-fait-pas-le-printemps
Une Olive Branch ne fait pas le printemps
07 janvier 2018 – Comme le résumait assez lestement (notre traduction aidant) le colonel Lang sur son site Sic Transit Tyrannis le 24 janvier 2018, « [i]l est foutrement difficile de comprendre ce qui se passe dans l’Opération Olive Branch, car les deux parties, ou devrais-je dire toutes les nombreuses parties en cause, dépensent beaucoup d’énergie pour développer leurs propres narrative. En d’autres termes, nous pataugeons dans un marécage de conneries... » Nous parlons, comme Lang lui-même bien sûr, de la situation dans le Nord de la Syrie, dans le cadre de l’opération Olive Branch, où sont impliqués les Turcs, les Kurdes de Syrie, les Syriens d’Assad, les USA bien entendu, une myriade de groupes divers plus ou moins terroristes-manipulés, et où ne sont (...)
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Success of China-India Dialogue Depends on Resolving Border Dispute | United States Institute of Peace
▻http://www.usip.org/publications/success-china-india-dialogue-depends-resolving-border-dispute
May 2013 | Olive Branch Post by Namrata Goswami
May 23, 2013
The future of Asia will depend on how India and China work out their bilateral relations: The dynamic could either tend toward cooperation based on mutual trust or be infused by competition for power and influence.
Cooperation, rather than competition with India, was the primary theme of the recent visit of Chinese Premier Li Keqiang to India from May 19 to May 21. In an op-ed published by a major Indian newspaper, Li Keqiang highlighted the enduring connection between Chinese and Indian civilizations and the urgent need to hinge the bilateral relationship on common cultural reference points, which include the 5th/6th century Buddhist monk Bodhidharma, among others.
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Israeli Elections Deliver Surprise Outcome — What Now? | United States Institute of Peace
▻http://www.usip.org/publications/israeli-elections-deliver-surprise-outcome-what-now
January 2013 | Olive Branch Post by Lucy Kurtzer-Ellenbogen
When the polls closed in Israel yesterday, Prime Minister Netanyahu thanked his voters for the opportunity to lead Israel for a third time, and announced that he had already begun “forming the broadest coalition possible.” With the vast majority of votes counted, this rapid pursuit of political inclusion is an act of necessity for Netanyahu more than a gesture of magnanimity.
The predictions early in the election season that Netanyahu’s Likud-Yisrael Beiteinu party would score a landslide victory had given way more recently to forecasts of a tight race with the center-left bloc of parties. But even those predictions had failed to capture how close the numbers would be. By first thing this morning in Israel, the Central Election Committee’s results had the right-wing and religious parties that make up Mr. Netanyahu’s current coalition tying at 60 Knesset seats with the Center-Left bloc
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