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Turkey: How Can Researchers End up in Prison? Interview with Pınar Selek

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While the Kurdish question is more current than ever, another question comes up: how to investigate a people historically divided between four countries, when the states that govern it make this subject a ground of war, surveillance and permanent suspicion?
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Turkey: How Can Researchers End up in Prison? Interview with Pınar Selek

While the Kurdish question is more current than ever, another question comes up: how to investigate a people historically divided between four countries, when the states that govern it make this subject a ground of war, surveillance and permanent suspicion?

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Radio France broke the news in on Tuesday, February 17, 2026.
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