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The mandatory and challenging working life of university students in Adana
Click to read in Kurdish or Turkish. Wedding revenue, dietician’s office, cafe, or library… We interviewed some students working in different places about…
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Being a woman in Çukurova
Click to read in Kurdish or Turkish. At Çukurova University and Adana, we try to discover the difficulties of being a woman by…
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Students residing in the Çukurova University dormitory want overpass
Deniz Click to read in Kurdish or Turkish. Students living in girls’ dormitories on the Çukurova University campus expressed their demands for an…
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Demand for an Active Anti-Harassment Unit at Çukurova University
Özge Türkoğlu Click to read in Kurdish or Turkish. Where is Çukurova University Support Unit Against Sexual Harassment and Assault missing? How can…
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The bearing of youth in Ankara
Adem Click to read in Kurdish or Turkish. Almost 40 percent of people in Turkey do not have a home. In these circumstances,…
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Accommodation and other current issues in İzmir
Beril Click to read in Kurdish or Turkish. Capacity in dormitories is limited; house rents are high. So the gap between shelter and…
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The Housing Problem in İzmit
İbrahim Keskin Click to read in Kurdish or Turkish. Students in Izmit talked about the park protests, being a tenant, and the difficulty…
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Women, LGBTI+’s and refugees in Mersin on the axe of shelter problem
Rojda Öncel Click to read in Kurdish or Turkish. Mersin University Mechanical Engineering student Halil Can, trans woman Öykü, and Nadina, who lives…
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The housing rights protests in Ankara and the 12th of December ‘We Can’t Find Shelter’ Movement gathering
İbrahim Demiryürek Click to read in Kurdish or Turkish. Students talked about the shelter demonstrations in Ankara, the arrests during the protest, and…
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Reporting housing protests: Interview with journalist Hazar Dost – II
Mert Batur Click to read in Kurdish or Turkish. In the second part of our interview with journalist Hazar Dost, we discussed the…
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