Monday, December 1, 2014
UN suspends food aid for Syrian refugees
Close to $2 million Syrian refugees in Turkey, Jordan and surrounding countries could be without food just as the harsh winter sets in as the UN World Food Program suspends food aid.
According to UNWFP officials the program to provide Syrian refugees with food aid is being suspended due to a funding shortfall.
The UNWFP's announcement comes on the heels of US Vice-President Joe Biden's visit to Turkey last week when his office pledged more than $135 million in aid - the majority of which would help the UNWFP with the Syrian food program.
UN suspends food aid for Syrian refugees
Close to $2 million Syrian refugees in Turkey, Jordan and surrounding countries could be without food just as the harsh winter sets in as the UN World Food Program suspends food aid.
According to UNWFP officials the program to provide Syrian refugees with food aid is being suspended due to a funding shortfall.
The UNWFP's announcement comes on the heels of US Vice-President Joe Biden's visit to Turkey last week when his office pledged more than $135 million in aid - the majority of which would help the UNWFP with the Syrian food program.
Sunday, November 23, 2014
Thursday, January 2, 2014
Is Turkey ready for its first openly gay mayor?
Is Turkey ready for its first openly gay mayor?
'Turkey needs to face the reality of LGBTI' says gay candidate Can Cavusoglu
Turkey could be the first Muslim majority country to have an openly gay mayor if Can Cavusoglu has his way. The 43-year-old author and entrepreneur has announced his mayoral pre-candidacy for the 2014 municipal election in the town of Bulancak, located on the Black Sea Coast.
Is Turkey ready for its first openly gay mayor?
Is Turkey ready for its first openly gay mayor?
'Turkey needs to face the reality of LGBTI' says gay candidate Can Cavusoglu
Turkey could be the first Muslim majority country to have an openly gay mayor if Can Cavusoglu has his way. The 43-year-old author and entrepreneur has announced his mayoral pre-candidacy for the 2014 municipal election in the town of Bulancak, located on the Black Sea Coast.
Monday, September 23, 2013
Istanbul's queer community refuses to be forced back into the closet
Istanbul’s queer community has once again taken to the streets following clashes between Turkish police and protesters that broke out Sept 10 following the death of a 22-year-old who was allegedly killed after being hit by a police tear gas canister.
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