Demons of Past Haunt Turkey as 770 People’s Assets Frozen

Turkey’s rulers moved to freeze the assets of 770 citizens (living abroad) on dubious legal grounds. It reflects a practice that never fades into oblivion both in the country and the world.

A picture of Istanbul’s iconic Istiklal Street. (Photo Credit: EPA)

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New York-based writer. Politics, culture, literary criticism, art, and technology. American political affairs, Turkey, MidEast, and beyond. Twitter: @abyasun

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Demons of Past Haunt Turkey as 770 People’s Assets Frozen

Turkey’s rulers moved to freeze the assets of 770 citizens (living abroad) on dubious legal grounds. It reflects a practice that never fades into oblivion both in the country and the world.

More from Abdullah Ayasun

Recommended from Medium

Appeal to the Russian People by an ordinary European citizen

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