When Democracies Backslide On Women's Rights
Briefly

Cases like those end in murder. The man comes to court after violating the protective order and learns that nothing will happen, so he continues until he kills her. - Evrim Kepenek, Turkish journalist
The country issues tens of thousands of preventative orders each year, but enforcement is weak. Women have little recourse when orders are violated. - Women's Rights Center of the Istanbul Bar Association
Turkish women's rights are in a precarious state. Erdoğan's attacks on women follow a pattern of autocratic leaders diminishing women to enhance their own position.
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