Quality really depends on region. It is a really heterogenous country, i live in Istanbul (over 14 million inhabitants) and even my city has drastic differences in different districts. Broadly West is safer than East. Ankara is an usually dull "safe" city, South East Anatolia was having weeks long curfews when Mediterannean cities were centers of summer vacation. It is also very f-ed up.
Incredible how much the description of your country looks similar to mine. Except in Italy there aren't safe cities, besides maybe the middle-big cities at the North-Central area.
Also I thought Ankara was a more lively city, since I saw in a pic it's full of skyscrapers XD
Everybody desires to move East and North in West Asian/European part of World. It feels like people are losing faith and desire to move their countries forward and work for it.
The Sardinian people who lives abroad are something about four times the ones who live in Sardinia. I kinda understand what your people feel
Yes mainly in Syria. Most part of World loves them due to their fight against ISIS. You may see people sharing pictures of "Kvrdish womman fighters" in blogs and stuff, tbh i know they have links to PKK but i do not care as long as they lay off from our lands. I do not get why people romanticize a proxy war which is mostly about territory and seizing power not feminism and social justice like Western bloggers think so.
Ah ok ok I understood who you're talking about, and yes, in the months of the war in Kobane, Facebook and the whole internet were full of the pics of these women, who were painted as heroins who die for their country against the invaders. Now I get why Turkish government was that careful in taking the decision of help them in some way.
Well there is an authority gap in countries like Syria and Iraq. There is not much hate one can have mock up puppet states like these. Iran is much more strict than Turkey if you do something they don't like you are not getting away. Turkey have not tested well in regards to human rights of minorities. Also the ratio and number of Kurds in Turkey are higher in comparasion to other 3 countries. It is also a bigger challenge than seizing power in Syria and Iraq.
I've also heard that, since the four nations in which there is Kurdistan are all rivals with one another, they use to persecute their own Kurds and support the Kurds of the other nations. Is that possible?
I think everybody should go to a referandum and decide the fate of South East Anatolia. What do we want? What do people living there want? Either they will be recognized as a legit minority and have wide reforms for rights & region's development or build and independent state & say bye. I am sick of people dying for those cursed lands and all the hostility within people. I am up for solutions it will just be a matter of who will take which land, many things other than autonomy bs works for me.
Yes, I agree. Do you think a similar solution will ever come?
