Child Pornography, Abuse, And Prostitution In Turkey, ………….When will the state do something about it? Options

[Urartu]

Here are some statements in the article:

Turkish towns rank in the first five places in searches for the string “child porn.”

The nation was struck with revulsion, disgust and feelings of retaliation, when news hit the media that a 17-month old baby girl had been raped by three men, in the presence of her mother, two months ago.

In recent years, there has been increased awareness on the issue of commercial and sexual exploitation of children in Turkey, according to a paper on child abuse by the Yeniden Sağlık
ve Eğitim Derneği

The 84-page report found that forcing children into prostitution was the main form of sexual exploitation of children.

The report found that the most widely abused group of children was girls between 12 and 18 years old, but that there was also a substantial number of boys who were victims of sexual abuse.

“Child prostitution occurs in a variety of locales, ranging from slums to the rich”





http://www.turkishdailynews.com.tr/article.php?enewsid=61792

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yes, because the diaspora supports armenia alot, and armenia knows that it may lose support from it if they screw up...

and, i don't get why you posted those, all you are doing is showing me the electoral system of armenia, which i am already familiar with, and giving me the conclusions by the osce that the election generally went well, or at least better then expected for an emerging democracy.

since no country, including armenia, recognises the state of artsax, obviously, they cannot recognise it's elections, i don't get the point you are trying to make. but what the EU thinks of the election does not change what goes on in artsax.
in artsax, there is a fuctionning government, a standing army, an economy and everything a normal country would have, recognised or not, so artsax does not really care what the eu sees it as, for it's citizens consider themselves citizens of artsax, of armenian ethnicity, and not citizens of azerbaijan, and they all live their life that way.

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yes, because the diaspora supports armenia alot, and armenia knows that it may lose support from it if they screw up...

and, i don't get why you posted those, all you are doing is showing me the electoral system of armenia, which i am already familiar with, and giving me the conclusions by the osce that the election generally went well, or at least better then expected for an emerging democracy.

since no country, including armenia, recognises the state of artsax, obviously, they cannot recognise it's elections, i don't get the point you are trying to make. but what the EU thinks of the election does not change what goes on in artsax.
in artsax, there is a fuctionning government, a standing army, an economy and everything a normal country would have, recognised or not, so artsax does not really care what the eu sees it as, for it's citizens consider themselves citizens of artsax, of armenian ethnicity, and not citizens of azerbaijan, and they all live their life that way.

There is a great difference between couldn't and wouldn't, don't use word games lawyer wanna be

I posted all those which seems like you didn't bother reading all. Read the suggestions, problems parts. And you don't have to make excuses for the problems over there, I know democracy is hardest in the begining. My state had similar problems back in the days.

Al the things I post here is to show you that ermenistan or ermenis are not perfect, no other sidious plan or conspiracy. When we realise that we are not better than each other we will start to act like civilised people, hopefully ...