The 54th issue of Weekly Jin Magazine has been published. In this issue, the magazine focuses on the struggle of women in the field of politics and the gains they have built through this struggle. In its article titled "In the Purple Dem of Politics: Gültan Kışanak", Ebru Günay draws attention to Gültan Kışanak's struggle in the field of politics and her candidacy in Ankara in the upcoming local elections.

 

In the article titled "Gültan Kışanak judges", Gültan Kışanak's defenses in the Kobanê Case are included.

 

Meghan Bodette's "How Turkey's anti-Kurdish crackdown threatens women in the Middle East." In the article compiled from her article titled, she analyzes the political representation of Kurdish women in Turkey before and after the pressure on the co-mayors elected from the Peoples' Democratic Party (HDP) in 2019, as well as the changed political space for women in the Serêkanî region.

 

In her article titled "March 8 and feminist class struggle", Hülya Osmanağaoğlu focuses on the discussions about the change in the historical process of March 8 celebrations, which are an important ground in the field of women's struggle.

 

Ezgi Sıla Demir, in her article titled "On Jean Baudrillard: The loss of truth and the universe of simulation", draws attention to how the truth has been lost as a result of the change in people's lifestyles over time and the modern lifestyle, which is the peak of this change.

 

In her article titled "The authority of states to kill", Sükran Demir draws attention to the unlimited authority developed by the states, which were established and became increasingly stronger over time, against society.

 

 

All the titles in this issue are as follows: 

 

*In the purple Dem of politics: Gültan Kışanak / Ebru Günay

 

*Gültan Kışanak judges / Beritan Canözer – Compilation

 

* How Turkey's anti-Kurdish crackdown threatens women in the Middle East? / Meghan Bodette – translation

 

*March 8 and feminist class struggle / Hülya Osmanağaoğlu

 

* On Jean Baudrillard: The loss of truth and the universe of simulation / Ezgi Sıla Demir

 

* The authority of states to kill / Sükran Demir