the 5 stories chased by her to one side of our district freed parts unveiled on d, w. r. sports, all of our scoring we say they were about never giving up sports flies every weekend on dw the once again as a protest by environmental activists of gaze, the punk painted in uprisings throughout turnkey to the kid, talking turkish history. prescriptive gazing will never disappear. this case, the market turning point, the government can handle, it just didn't. office slips away, putting them in the sides of friendship, type ad one and increasing the under pressure.

the 5 artists fighting for freedom and democracy bodies a time or then on the, at the time there was an actor in television from 2013, from the case the protests onwards was unemployed. john, so yep, it is. mother was sentenced to 18 years in jail. the spot 18 and she's been in prison for a year without a straight. i have it in time. will it? are? it sounds like it's a travesty of justice. this is cartoon is to enjoy action. sure . because like i knew when they said it was, it always makes me tired. but i love my work a little. so the shortest um minutes on the i love florida. a

flush coming to the world as possible so that it's not a utopian dream. in china. seen them stucco, who is a feel like a her colleague, she to my, to received an 18 year prison sentence was one of casey pock wasn't just about to talk. we would have to fight for our freedoms and all right. let's go back to where it all starts. it gives the palm one of the last remaining green spaces in the house of his temple. in 2015, it was supposed to make way for shopping center. also letting me model it as an architect, i know how important public spaces are easy talk for society. exactly. and then we'll proceed to nick of the places of democracy and for the future as well. the model that i gave this. so what i did when i had to, as an architect was that is thought i defended what is vital for us to see if it's simple to awesome. i'm missing from new york city. so my to architects, john,

so you have to jump into the mother mitchell, now we're on the scene. as soon as i heard about the demolition work, they wanted to intervene before the government could say it was a done deal. was advocated was the boldest as rolled in the nice the very next morning. we're going to the side looking for those responsible for i'm not going to be did they have a 10 minutes of the meeting? not until peroration, we weren't aware of the excavation had already begun that step to do you know, how many centuries old trees will log on? i need to look at the matter and to say, didn't get on. they join forces with other environmental activists pushing the demolition, and the numbers kept growing. the police used force to try to drive them away, but eventually the protest has gained the upper hand in case the con. the service of casey was born defiant and democratic

the the, it's a tune up to you of them. yeah, i was happy and full of hope. eh, the idea that people from all walks of life and come together to fight for something was quite extraordinary. and the digital most featured in all honesty available and you said of tons of it. so of course we knew that at some point when the government and the state would intervene and i'm on, you know that it was clear to me that's an onion case. the spiritual revolution would leave last in crisis for college use. the the kogan or the mosquitoes people calls me and said something is happening here again, but you have to come in and those guns right now. i said having so much and to go to absolute the most common they insisted. and so we went through a name and i thought it would be a demonstration like any other homes. i never expected anything like this to myself . in may 2013 toxeme square rock next to gaze. the

punk was a see if people minute on the, on the board sweets if you for a key. it's not just about a conference happens. you understood that he posted at the time limit on the, on the board. i was a famous star of the stage and screen with millions of friends. so when he joined the gazing protests, people paid attention. someone would disability be awesome because he was a moment in which a good sense that another world is possible on. and so i'm in a moment where people treat one another well and have a sense of humor. if you need to do a moment in which they reveal their creativity and recognize their own power kind of on the but the reality of life was assault from the free society the purchased as envisaged. adeline's as nomic, i'm conservative course,

was making the country's autocratic system more repressive on became a tool of opposition. was the, the artist of the people in the control center are the ones who need freedom the most. because that's the area that's under most pressure and repressed the most of the country. if you're able to get them shut on that one. the another prominent for is musician bodies, a tiny who's things about the problems in turkey and his hopes for the future. the attorney can to same as an actor. it since the gaze of protests in 2013, he's been offered no more rows and government funded productions, his offices and productions, but also subjected to that scrutiny. the system up to by trying to take away artistic freedom of those, preventing people from learning about all kinds of social realities seem to take them that's going to be. that's why society without arts, that's not

a free society without the proper means. to enjoy option is a veteran in the fight for a free society. for 40 years, he's headed the satirical magazine, lemme with a rapier which of coverage. he looks back to us in the kuma as the greatest weapon of the week, the english doing it. it's one of the most powerful tool who can effectively disarm the strongest of opponents. but i should not allow me to do anything. i don't want to contribute to feelings. that's how i also allows for gloom is a freedom of expression and contrast. much of the touch as prince has effectively been signed. and in recent years, while the gaze of protests were booking the country took his television showed beauty pageants and a documentary about penguins, which is why penguins became the mass cause of the protest movement. no moses, i'm calling to resolve that the gazing protests of an incredible humor resulted

from this incredible collective intelligence. so, so, i mean, you see that on social media, under the slogans on it, there might be resolved be cut off on looking it and humor can help to reduce tensions between the front and between the resistance and the power caching within the us and thinking yeah, you need to go for the machine to is or no, shall i let push it may or may not. you might as a way of coping with things in our country of dealing with a tough situation. maybe that's why there was such a focus on human because at the same time we had to deal with the loss of pain. for shipment is get it cancelled, falls with the july dines. i'm on the, the terminal in the summer of 2013 by now hundreds of thousands of taking to the streets to the month, the rights and the governments resignation. the pressure on the other one is

growing by the day the will give you more when we were all standing close together. how did you normally you notice when the police are allowed to use force but this time it came out of nowhere. suddenly they sprayed, cheered us, everyone started running around like montague kitchen. it was all in my own search, and i really thought i was going to die. the situation escalated protests and violence classes with the police took place across to a key. frustrated with ad one's decade long, through millions of demonstrations rose up against his autocratic style of government and his right wing populist a policy. the booty was to be the more it was extremely tensed in turkey. would it be the one wanted to implement phones and alcohol and the pressure of women to have at least 3 children

must be cutting them, didn't they keep asking less pressure and women and the constant demands on by both the prime minister and the governments for companies were all reasons behind the gaze, the contests is a park is a park easy. park wasn't just about the top every tree we projected symbolized a woman being able to walk around the streets on her own nitrous and understand with all due valko will being able to open the express dissenting opinions wirelessly could live in a chip just certainly if we were there to fight for our freedoms window for our lives to be free from interference, almost together can half looms which in the old, like the tide of rage flooded the streets, bringing with it a new self confidence. we're here, we're all you demonstrate is demanded of ad one. he remained impassive. a less than a sort of part you bear in mind is that the kind of woman that

it has meant seattle long did is that i add that the youngest the most any of your lives. uh well, i've been busy, which is is what is what followed by even how shall repression more than 5000 demonstrations were arrested, including john, sue and mitchell long. yep, it just starts. it goes off from the call that we would to try and for full time is it on us or at the 9. they may just so i could call them search the image for that or the unity just so i was acquitted, they are good, but my mother was tried and caused on charges of leading atara organizational non data to their own law. she was found not guilty. yeah, sure, but we were in the now course over the next 10 years. i took the chance. i'm absolutely exhausted, but i still have high even if i must die now. to give it gives it gives you mind

turning point for turkey. it gives you the milestone that is because the government to come and let to feel these and how it gets to be made up of 6 people were killed . and 8000 ended documents were blinded by g, a gas. the utopia of some of the 2013 came to a bit. and meanwhile, the government was looking to punish and intimidate those responsible. the cherokee was divided dialogue between ad one supposes and his opponents wasn't possible and there was no good, good, good. 6 good, this is the 210, and just check for the edwin single doubt. individuals to blame for the gaze. he protests, he publicly denounced amendment, laborious treat. there was more the

government suggested at the board as 2012 claim and know about it. to start the in society ended subset mechanisms of control rehearse the uprising and amounted to a guide to a revolution. no coincidence. read the front page of the pro ad $1.00, pay the janish of fox several visits he had made to egypt to also deem suspicious for the government. sure, if i prove he had met with arab spring activists today, know how for a revolution into a p turnkey. the, well, they said i came back to turkey to try and new people in revolution with his play 18. we started being preparing for the guys and protests for a long time under the impression of mission. here's the guy, sions. put the boy in danger. he made a public statement questioning if a plague could trigger the protests of millions and made line to be upset, accusation bundle. let me go and then be able to help them. i said,

i'd like to thank you for believing the theater has so much power had good and that a revolution could be started for the stage. i get so many people in the streets. i calculate because being sarcastic, but maybe there's a grain of truth in there too. i don't need it to be perhaps we theater. people really underestimate ourselves is going to be the opposite. that wasn't getting the message will confuse bodies of tiles. so it became a government target in the or some of 2013. he was arrested under suspicious circumstances. he was released after 3 days, but the correct remained charges funds and an attack on the public street. the artist was subjected to peer intimidation, using the to move it on. things never really settled down off the gazing. mostly because there was never a moment that we could catch out breath. uh nope, that he doesn't mind getting me the social upheaval in protest events continue into kimball. i love him to be the are the kid even today on it's one thing leads to

another trick is new counter movement. i'm just going to make this going to was a car. and it's 2015. what i need to dictate to a tight examines the tools that dictates as uses an autistic reflection of the people in the country dissecting and questioning it the system of expression. the isn't the mistake, we don't just want to talk about everyone on the month that would be too superficial and too much like propaganda about some of these mechanisms or an action on over the world. not just in turkey. this was a dictatorship established. what the elements on parameters are typical of dictatorships. how does it dictate to review the people of this country? and somebody was such that a hall calling us about 50, so successful to successful the it was sent in turkey on the grounds.

the play keep just a public odor, a security from video bucks on wherever we look. there's hardly any more opposition in the performing arts alone, they're not in film. the stage is nowhere from where you can reach the public. good will. there should be indeed, there is no position left is while it fits calling on the field that it gets you done not to. it also has to struggle for his films to reach the public. the obstacles are constantly chased and have home phone. do you see that on the morning kitchen go? i know it has the the billing hall has no, she's behind because the friend is continuing her work. there is state support for the arts in turkey, but the bodies avoiding funding a pro, governments to them to have like all of the independence to make his cheatham is

looking for other ways to finance a work such as sponsoring little co production from abroad. i let me speak to the commander, allow me to the, the set time magazine. lemme and is also sizing for it survival. when the ministry to attempt in 2016 ship, the country, the magazine implied added one was to blame for the bloody events. the other one was not amused. he called public faithful punishment with some people were mobilized. they came here to storm or offices, and then they came with weapons on. the police stopped the mob in front of the building just in time. but the warning had home. all the copies of that edition were confiscated and collected from the shops newsstand by newsstand. so some of them took in and between they opened criminal files owners and all of the turkeys,

provinces, districts and the slips. wilkinson, shaking out of the stock reach to the ceiling since need to do both of the work booklet and all of them file charges against us. because of this cover of w. a. climb is a fee of blankets, it's a country independence thinking could land people in serious trouble all the most. and if those thoughts were expressed aloud, opinions could be enabled as false statements, a criminal offense, but it's signed and it's an option to go to the shoes that depends on an individual with a sense of i'm a citizen and but the actual problem with self censorship is really down to the government's having spread so much fear that it doesn't even have to keep accepting pressure. it hits little but i think that will allow me of a focus of just i don't think there is anything we wouldn't have drawn. so there was nothing we wasn't the 1st and about for years set up on the other side of the,

you know, with the new young colleagues joining us now. i see this fear many because one of them is they worried that they will get into trouble. that really makes nissan, which was with us. so we'll bookstore setting the work of critical thinking as a few and far between oppositional directors and the office and media all being replaced to sensing autism. taken to cold. the fear of alba trivia risk is everywhere. since the gaze, he protests dissidence like mitchell law. yes, a just john's, his mother, i've been put on trial time and time again the in. so you go through a whole spectrum of emotions. it's extremely stressful. but at some point you become indifferent to blank goes on life, useful. so we're going to quote, becomes routine and locking me back at the revolutionaries of the gaze,

the protests who are repeatedly put on trial include most prominently of mancha, the businessman and patron of yachts, charged with financing the gaze, the protest, the sentence life imprisonment, 2017 saw him put behind boss which alone yep. it was at the scene that every single trial protesting trial arrest release free trial. a grueling cycle is. * isn't for delivery, no strangers to the idea of prison might be dialogue down. but until now we had only ever known outside has sued the stories. we had heard that that was until her mother was sentenced off to several trials. the judiciary bound to political oppression. she and 7 other activists from the gaze. he protests with sentence to 18 years show trial and to shop for civil society. tonight,

you have to exit at the courtroom singing. i will survive. joining her behind the boss was still naked to the matches convicted for a film about the case, the movement a film she never made. she had travelled from abroad for the trial, trusting that the charges would not be legally tenable. no, that's why with these 8 people singled out why cheatum, we don't know the answer that nobody knows. so i read the documents, thousands of pages of documents, hyphen and i honestly couldn't find any unifying point because there isn't one. there was simply no basis on which these people were selected to that them and you know, but it was, it was a clear attempt to undermine the power of the gaze. the movement to rewrite the narrative, gives it to cuba on me on in caves. it was a popular move in kentucky. almost 7000000 people took to the streets, inches and the branding. it's a criminal scheme of an organized movement alliance that makes it easier to intimidate people, get on, ultimately make them back down behind boss to don

martez fence less is to have friend seen them. stucco, hulu, with instructions for her films. she for one refuses to be silenced to down. the sentencing was met with shock and dismay, and the feeling willed come venice and berlin held solidarity valleys. the sheep down to be, we made sure that cheatum he is about this wave of some, the da, she even in prison. she's really glad about the support from the film world. she told us, it's like watching your funeral while you're still alive. to, to assimilate a whole sentence with also a way to limit ali altura where he to return to turkey. he lives in exile in the u . k. b, would you be known side of them to my left turkey and september 20, 1390? possibly because i was afraid for my life david,

you'll do things. i was not to them founded fear see time that it was also another reason to leave it. there was simply no more scope for me professionally in turkey and got no more scope for creativity. no more air to breathe. so we left my home. i've called the one of the only jeremy, said countess turkish auto. so now living in exile much to the detriment of the countries us and culture unable or is trying to start afresh and breast. and, but it's hard to go back to square one in his career in the nerves is pretty sure somebody i need for stuff. i had to learn to talk to the phone language in addition to the speak english. but i don't relate to the words, i will say, what have you ever used english to express myself emotionally or sort of like when you suffer, lost your relative of yours diet. and so when you say i love you 0. so when you are angry, livingston's us get them is existing and loved them since his friends regained his 1st thing. and recently, even start in a, b, b,

c television series. and he's an outspoken supposed to of refugees. you may be rich, i'm very soon. you may be anywhere in the world just because of the price. he turns off time sickness with his project as temple elsewhere as pop up gatherings. attendees discuss what it means to come from is dental the group post defense world wide 1st in person and online. the support group keeps the turkey he loves lives here. yeah. it's done with other seats available to it. yeah, it's a body's autonomy has taken a more direct approach he has left acting behind to challenge added one directly through politics. we agree that's, that's a political figure. within the arch community should start taking on more responsibility and politics itself. the top of the gulf and the images made in

2018, he re founded the work his policy of turkey, advocating for minorities and denouncing the government's disaster response to the quick. especially for the younger generation bodies of ty is a beacon of hope for look, that although we are all different too far, we find common ground in particular, they are not homogenous. we take action together the tree. i think i think that is what the government does most afraid of financial taking the shape we to try really of his on stage these days, his recent charity concept in cologne was an exception to raise money for a quick victims while making a political stand. he no longer has time for theater. this moment might have responded to, i regret it, say that some of them know that don't go to the residence in the field are to sampling. if, if that's, even though it is such a powerful tool position, how much to that but what is the case?

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