Afghan and Pakistani refugees waiting for daily work in Istanbul, Turkey, 12 July 2016 - Orlok/Shutterstock
 
Afghan immigrants in Turkey, a challenging life
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Istanbul | Burcu Karakaş | 28 February 2019

Afghans represent Turkey's largest community of irregular migrants, still growing despite forced repatriations, denied rights, and difficult living conditions

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Afghan and Pakistani refugees waiting for daily work in Istanbul, Turkey, 12 July 2016 - Orlok/Shutterstock

Afghan immigrants in Turkey, a challenging life

Afghans represent Turkey's largest community of irregular migrants, still growing despite forced repatriations, denied rights, and difficult living conditions

Turkey, protest for press freedom in the country - Orlok/Shutterstock

Turkey, journalism is not a crime

Articles used as evidence against the accused, long periods of detention, a definition of "terrorism" with vague boundaries. In Turkey, the press freedom situation continues to cause concern. The report by our correspondent

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