Seven Countries Signed the Statement Condemning Türkiye: Meloni Instructed Them Not to Sign - Sözcü Newspaper
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Italy did not sign the statement issued last week by seven European countries protesting against Türkiye due to the "My Family is Safe" operations. It has been learned that Italian Prime Minister Meloni, who is at odds with restrictive legislation targeting homosexuals, instructed that the statement not be signed.
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is reportedly instructing that the declaration on LGBT issues targeting Turkey, prepared by some EU countries, not be signed. Governments opposing LGBT policies in Europe are not limited to Italy. Hungary and Slovakia have also imposed notable restrictions on LGBT organizations, demonstrations, and propaganda in recent years.
The "My Family is Safe" operations, which have been carried out in Türkiye since September 12, have been brought to the attention of European countries. France, Sweden, Finland, Germany, Iceland, Denmark, and the Netherlands signed a joint statement. Italy did not participate in the statement.
Following the "My Family is Safe" operations in Türkiye, seven European countries, including France, Sweden, Finland, Germany, Iceland, Denmark, and the Netherlands, issued a joint statement. The statement expressed concerns about the rights and freedom of expression of LGBTQ+ individuals, while noting that Italy did not sign the statement.
Haber 7 - Italy did not sign the statement issued last week by 7 European countries protesting against Türkiye due to the "My Family is Safe" operations.
Türkiye's "My Family is Safe" operations have become a topic of discussion in European countries. Seven countries, including France, Germany, Sweden, and the Netherlands, signed a joint statement, while Italy, under Meloni's leadership, did not sign the statement.
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