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Dolls made by Ayşe Durak, a woman from Bursa’s Sorgun village, have taken on a life of their own. Their fame will carry them beyond Turkey’s borders, but only after a patent is issued. Durak said she made the first of these dolls, clothed in traditional outfits, 17 years ago for her son.
AK Party needs time
The ruling Justice and Development Party (AK Party) has been in power for two successive terms, but why didn’t it undertake all these reforms that are said to be needed by the country?
A few questions about women and workers
If we are to talk about March 8, International Women’s Day, it would be better if we start with women workers. In this picture, you will see women with or without a headscarf side by side.
Positive discrimination for women
As constitutional amendments are being prepared and are about to be submitted to Parliament, it would be proper to introduce several positive discrimination provisions into the package that will be referred to referendum.
Press Roundup
Visiting an exhibition at Harran University in the southeastern province of Şanlıurfa on Sunday, Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan joined children who were performing a folk dance.
European Capital of Culture, don’t exaggerate
I’m not kidding; I knew some people who thought Europe was going to be obsessed with İstanbul once 2010 arrived.
March 8 Women’s Day: fun and entertainment
The topic I have been mulling over for several days in relation to debates on censorship is whether television impacts people or people impact television.
Is US foreign policy in the hands of amateurs?
Only one explanation is being provided for the attitude the US administration adopted in relation to the Armenian resolution.
Press Roundup
Children between the ages of 4 and 6 competed in one of the five races held as part of the fifth annual Runtalya Marathon, which took place yesterday in the southern province of Antalya.
Another March 8 and a reminder
We are again celebrating March 8, International Women’s Day. We still have the Merve Kavakçı issue to confront. Kavakçı, who was elected to Parliament from the Virtue Party (FP) in the 1999 general elections, was thrown out of Parliament because of her headscarf.
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