Police Raided Kaos GL, Entered Association Premises, Board and Audit Committee Members Detained
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cedarnews.netAuthorities in Turkey have raided the offices of six LGBTI organizations. According to official reports, 26 people were arrested. LGBTI organization Kaos GL speaks of at least fifty detainees, more than ten of whom were arrested in their own homes. According to the Turkish Minister of Justice, the investigation focuses on individuals who facilitated prostitution or provided locations for it, among other activities. Police operations took place …
Members of the executive and supervisory board of the Kaos GL Association were detained in police raids on their homes. The investigation, in which more than 10 LGBT+ activists were detained, is being conducted under charges of "obscenity" and violating the Associations Law.
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Over one weekend, officers moved through gay venues on opposite sides of the world. In Turkey, 47 people were detained in raids on bars and the homes of LGBTQIA+ activists. In Sydney, police took sniffer dogs through Oxford Street clubs for the second time in three months and made no arrests at all. Forty-Seven Detained […]
Police in Turkey carried out mass arrests of LGBT activists on 12 and 13 September; the raids took place in Istanbul, Ankara, Izmir and Antalya; the law enforcement forces searched the apartments of activists and the offices of LGBT organizations, as well as night clubs; the police reported that 26 people had been detained in Istanbul; another 20 in Ankara; the raids had taken place in 12 provinces; the human rights LGBT association Kaos GL repo…
The Ankara Chief Public Prosecutor's Office launched an investigation following a tip-off that Kaos GL's website and some social media accounts contained obscene content accessible to children. Arrest warrants were issued for 26 suspects, and 21 people were taken into custody.
The Ankara Chief Public Prosecutor's Office has launched an investigation into the Kaos GL Association on the grounds that it allegedly shared obscene content accessible to children on its website and social media accounts. In the operation, where arrest warrants were issued for 26 suspects, 21 people were apprehended, and access to the association's website was blocked.
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