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Istanbul gay pride activists rally despite ban
Turkish activists defied a ban to stage an annual gay pride march in Istanbul on Sunday.It's one month after Turkey's election followed a homophobic hate-filled campaign.Turkey's LGBTQ community fears more pressure after conservative President Recep Tayyip Erdogan won the May vote to extend his rule until 2028.Erdogan accused Turkey's main opposition party CHP and its allies of being pro-LGBTQ before and after the elections, promising his supporters that the LGBTQ community will never enter his Islamic-rooted party."By ramping up anti-LGBTI rhetoric, the government has helped whip up prejudice, emboldening anti-LGBTI groups in Turkey, some of which have called for violence against LGBTI communities," Amnesty International Europe director Nils Muiznieks warned on Friday."Under the pretext of protecting family values, the authorities are denying LGBTI people the right to live freely," he said. Can Kortun, Pride Week Committee member said she believes the police were fearful of them. "They are afraid of something different to them, but I think there are many of us among them. They are aware of our strength and numbers. They are aware of the change we can accomplish.
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