A survey of 1,629 people dismissed from Turkey’s civil service after a July 2016 coup attempt found that nearly two-thirds had been unable to secure a job registered with the social security system, while acquittals often did not end blacklisting or professional exclusion, according to a report released Tuesday. The Italian Federation for Human Rights (FIDU) said […] The post Turkey’s post-coup purge created a decade of ‘civil death,’ rights group says appeared first on Stockholm Center for F...