Eyyüp Demir

Pressure on press in Turkey intensifies

DEM Party speaks of roadmap to peace

In Turkey, watchdogs note wave of arrests of Kurdish media

Media advocates point to the recent arrests of Kurdish journalists as a threat to media freedom

Reactions to the imprisonment of 6 journalists in Turkey

VOA Kurdish: Turkey prepares for return of 3 million refugees to Syria

Despite Uncertainty, Syrian Refugees in Turkey Remain Hopeful

More than three million Syrians have made Turkey home since the start of their country’s conflict in 2011. Despite the challenges of life in Turkey, many have remained active, trying to help other Syrian refugees. VOA's Eyyup Demir has the story from Ankara, narrated by Sirwan Kajjo.

Despite Uncertainty, Syrian Refugees in Turkey Remain Hopeful

Despite challenges of life in Turkey, many have remained active, trying to help other Syrian refugees

Afghan Refugees in Turkey Make a Living as Shepherds

Some Afghan refugees living in Turkey are turning to the ancient practice of shepherding as a way to make a living. VOA’s Eyyup Demir has this report narrated by Sirwan Kajjo.

Turkey's Kurds Say Killing of Party Member Part of Government Crackdown

Turkey's pro-Kurdish People's Democratic Party says the slaying of Deniz Poyraz should not be seen as an isolated hate crime

Why Ankara Food Delivery Businesses Are Booming

VOA talks to food delivery workers in Turkey where service has become not only essential, but also profitable

Death of Young Kurdish Man Sparks Hate Crime Debate in Turkey

Baris Cakan, 20, allegedly was killed by three nationalist Turks over listening to Kurdish music

Death of Young Kurdish Man Sparks Hate Crime Debate in Turkey

Baris Cakan, 20, allegedly was killed by three nationalist Turks over listening to Kurdish music

Customers and Store Owners Weigh in on Ramadan Shopping

The coronavirus lockdown has led to a rush of people flooding the markets to buy grocery essentials for Ramadan