Turkish Justice Minister Bekir Bozdag questioned the boundaries of "unfair stimulus" in June, saying the practice of the case "should be determined". It may be too early to say that this is the dawn of a reversal of women's rights in Turkey, or that politicians see the outrage and write a check.

But at least the "injustice stimulation" controversy job email list has come to the fore again, and Turkish society is forced to look directly at the restraints women are subjected to under the current political atmosphere and religious system, as well as the subtleties of the murder of women.

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