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February 2022
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Virtual Event | Will Turkey Continue to Forsake the Uyghurs?
Virtual Event | Will Turkey Continue to Forsake the Uyghurs?
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February 04, 2022
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A demonstrator wearing a mask painted with the colors of the flag of East Turkestan holds a placard reading "Speaking Turkish, banned." during a protest by supporters of the Uyghur minority on April 1, 2021, at Beyazid Square in Istanbul. (Getty Images)
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February 2022
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In 2009, Turkey鈥檚 then-Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan likened China鈥檚 brutal treatment of the Uyghur population to an act of 鈥済enocide.鈥� Yet as China鈥檚 persecution of the Uyghurs has escalated, President Erdogan鈥檚 government and the media it controls have become conspicuously silent. What accounts for this stark reversal in Turkey鈥檚 stance? Opposition to China鈥檚 genocidal policies and the Erdogan regime has been growing inside Turkey among nationalist and Islamic groups. How will this affect Turkish politics and bilateral relations in the years ahead? Join 华体会 for a discussion on this issue with Hudson Senior Fellows Eric Brown and Nury Turkel and Cato Institute Senior Fellow Mustafa Akyol.
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