comparemela.com

Latest Breaking News On - Ozan kose - Page 12 : comparemela.com

China to further clamp down on religions: rights group

New rules severely restrain establishment and registration procedures for venues of both official and underground religious groups

Inner mongoliaNei mongolOzan koseRegulations on religious affairsAdministration for religious affairsParty of chinaAdministration of religious activityChinese communist partyPresident xi jinpingState administrationReligious affairsReligious activityCommunist party

Russia s aviation sector is sanctioned, so where are all the flights going?

Turkey has received more than 6.8 million arrivals from Russia, which is more than 4 million more than the next most popular destination.

Black seaOceans generalRepublic ofUnited statesUnited arab emiratesTemel kotilOzan koseTurkish airlineTraveler demandsPresidents putinEast asianCentral europeanArab emiratesEast asiaNorth american

Between modernity and tradition: Why Turkey appeals to western Muslims and students of Islam

Courses held every summer in Istanbul draw learners from across the Muslim-majority world, with some even moving to the city permanently

United kingdomAs salafiFatih sultan mehmetUnited statesSaudi arabiaMehmet erkenAbdulbasit moussaZoubair sajeedMuhammad tahiriTaksim squareRoses aslanOzan koseYasin akgulYenikapi mevlevihanesiOmer faruk yeniFatih sultan mehmet university

LGBTQ+ rights in Turkey: Anti-LGBTQ+ rhetoric intensifies

LGBTQ+ rights in Turkey: Anti-LGBTQ+ rhetoric intensifies
en.qantara.de - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from en.qantara.de Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.

Taksim squareOzan koseYasin akgulTayyip erdoUyan semerciSuleyman soyluBilgi universityKadir has universityIstanbul conventionRepublican people partyPresident recep tayyip erdoRepublican peoplePresident erdoganMustafa aydInterior minister suleyman soyluPride parade

LGBTQ+ rights in Turkey: The demonisation of the gay community

During this year's election campaigns, Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan vilified the LGBTQ+ community in an attempt to strengthen his support among conservative voters and drive a wedge between the parties of the opposition alliance. Now the government wants to introduce constitutional amendments that rights groups fear would further marginalise LGBTQ+ people. By Ayşe

Uyan semerciTayyip erdoOzan koseTaksim squareSuleyman soyluYasin akgulIstanbul conventionKadir has universityRepublican people partyBilgi universityPresident recep tayyip erdoRepublican peoplePresident erdoganMustafa aydInterior minister suleyman soyluPride parade

vimarsana © 2020. All Rights Reserved.