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Historian cand. @Bilkent History, 19th century enjoyer, formerly in law school, TOBB ETU alumnus Music critic & pianist

🔻 İstanbul Barosu seçime gidiyor: Beş aday, iki ittifak 👉️ İstanbul Barosu, yeni başkanını ve yönetimini belirlemek üzere 24-25 Ekim 2026'da sandık başına gidecek. 68 bin 220 avukatın kayıtlı olduğu Baro seçimleri için adaylar ve ittifaklar açıklandı. 🗞️ Haber Ferhat Yaşar buff.ly/SyuyOaN

İstanbul Barosu seçime gidiyor: Beş aday, iki ittifak

İstanbul Barosu, yeni başkanını ve yönetimini belirlemek üzere 24-25 Ekim 2026'da sandık başına gidecek. 68 bin 220 avukatın kayıtlı olduğu Baro seçimleri için adaylar ve ittifaklar açıklandı.

buff.ly

It's disappointing to see that when you point out some problems with some people, institutions and people turned these into gossips to discredit you. Just saying...

🔻 Hukukçulardan LGBTİ+’lara gözaltı rehberi... 👉️ Şifre vermek zorunda değilsin 👉️ Avukat olmadan ifade verme 👉️ Unutma, sohbet sırasında söyleyeceğin her şey dosyana girecek 👉️ Yalnız değilsin, hakların var buff.ly/Kn9RebR

Hukukçulardan LGBTİ+’lara gözaltı rehberi: "Şifre paylaşmayın, avukatsız ifade vermeyin"

İzmir’de faaliyet gösteren hukuk ve insan hakları örgütleri, son dönemde LGBTİ+’ların hedef gösterilmesine karşı ortak bir bilgilendirme rehberi yayımladı.

bianet.org

böyle bir tuhaf söylem üretme şekli var. iktidarı eleştiremediğimiz konularda iktidarı eleştiremediği için muhalefeti eleştirerek söz söylemiş oluyoruz(?) ya da kendimiz sus pusken başkalarını sus pus olmakla eleştirerek sus pus olmaktan kurtulmuş oluyoruz(?)

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First event of the Fall here at UC Davis! The Davis Palestine Film Series presents THE PALESTINE EXCEPTION, a film screening & panel discussion about refusing silence in the face of genocide in Palestine. 🍉 On campus at UC Davis Cruess Hall Theater, Sept 26 4pm. Admission is free and open to all.

Event poster for September 26 film screening and panel discussion of The Palestine Exception. The event takes place at UC Davis Cruess Theater on Saturday September 26, 4-6:30pm. This event is organized by the Davis Palestine Film Series with cosponsors Yolo for Palestinian Justice, Yolo Democratic Socialists, Davis Jews for Justice, the Davis Graduate, Veterinary, Medical, and Law Students for Palestine, Yolo Indivisible, UC Davis Young Democratic Socialists of America, Jewish Voice for Peace, and UC Davis Students for Justice on Palestine. Further updates at davispalestineseries.org. The poster is white, red, green, and black and features a still from the film depicting protestors at the New York City encampment in 2024, and a collection of red poppies in the upper left corner.

"Letters Across the Sea: Gender, Weather, & Greek Shipping Networks in the Atlantic World, 1900–1930" by Dimitra Chrysoula Kardakari opens our series “Gender & Atlantic Ocean Environments,” co-edited w/ Written in the Waves journal for their special issue Soil & Sea niche-canada.org/2026/09/08/l...

Letters Across the Sea: Gender, Weather, and Greek Shipping Networks in the Atlantic World, 1900–1930

Reading the letters of the Kulukundis family, shipowners from the island of Kasos, Greece, as environmental and gendered sources allows us to see the Atlantic not as a backdrop to the family story, bu...

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It's frustrating to see that some Turkish nationalists still read the events of 6-7 September 1955 as part of actions against "filthy" bourgeoisie. It's clearly a terrible milestone for Istanbul's multicultural existence.

Latest episode 📚📚 Benjamin Fortna on change and continuity in Ottoman and Turkish history. The conversation is based on his new book "The Shortest History of Turkey: From the Ottoman Empire to the Turkish Republic” (Old Street Publishing) Listen below 👇🎧 turkeybooktalk.com/2026/09/01/b...

Benjamin Fortna on change and continuity in Ottoman and Turkish history

Turkey Book Talk #277 – Benjamin Fortna, professor of history at the University of Arizona, on “The Shortest History of Turkey: From the Ottoman Empire to the Turkish Republic” (Old Street Pu…

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