Turkey: Keeping the Tandırs Burning
For local women, baking this traditional bread is heritage as well as livelihood.
For local women, baking this traditional bread is heritage as well as livelihood.
“We are entering these fields and becoming role models. That’s where real change begins.”
Meet Gonca Tokyol, an IWPR-trained Turkish journalist reporting on vital issues despite the many challenges..
The emergence of a new generation of women politicians is inspiring others to run for office.
In a tough media landscape, parliamentary politics is a rare female stronghold– but equality remains elusive.
Two years later, many still live in temporary housing and struggle with the disaster’s physical and emotional consequences.
Living alone in a conservative country with high rates of violence against women comes with its own struggles.
Despite jubilation over the fall of the Assad regime, many refugees fear the uncertainty of return to a war-ravaged country.
Turkish women journalists unite to expand opportunities and protect media freedom.
Many campaigners argue that the mandatory surname change after marriage is evidence of institutionalised discrimination.