Cent ans plus tard, les Kurdes au bord de la survie / Dans la Turquie d’Erdogan, l’arme judiciaire au service du négationnisme d’État ?
by Adnan Celik
More than a century on, Kurds face existential threats in Turkey. Under President Erdogan, the judicial system acts as a tool of state negationism, wielding legal measures to suppress and deny historical realities. This insightful analysis reveals the mechanisms of denial and the Kurds' fight for survival against institutional erasure.
About This Book
This book examines the precarious situation of Kurds more than a century later, highlighting their struggle for existence amid ongoing challenges.
In Erdogan's Turkey, the judiciary serves as a mechanism for state-sponsored negationism, targeting narratives that challenge official histories.
The work explores how legal weapons are deployed to deny and erase Kurdish experiences, fostering a climate of suppression and denial.
Through this lens, it addresses broader themes of survival, identity, and resistance in the face of institutional power.
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