Retired Police Officer Shoots Himself at Pension Protest in Ankara, Dies in Hospital - Stockholm Center for Freedom
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Ali S. was protesting for pension increases outside the constitutional court when he shot himself.
A retired Turkish police officer shot himself during a pensioners' protest in Ankara over the cost of living, shocking the country. More...
The incident occurred on Friday, September 25, while associations of retired civil servants and other sectors were holding a rally demanding pension increases.
A tragic and symbolic gesture of despair marked the pensioners' protests in Turkey, highlighting the plight of millions of citizens who are unable to survive amid the country's acute economic crisis. A retired police officer shot himself in Ankara, shouting "I can't cope," his act highlighting social anger over pensions below the poverty line.
The incident that dramatically highlighted the desperation experienced by citizens under economic pressure. The article Shock in Turkey: Retired police officer commits suicide in protest – “I can’t cope” appeared first on Documento.
The message he sent on social media a few hours before committing suicide
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