`struggle-for-democracy` Related Article Results

Military Coups in Argentina (1930–1976)

Military Coups in Argentina (1930–1976)

(1321 words)
December 8, 2025

Between 1930 and 1976, six military coups in Türkiye marked a period in which the country’s democratization process was repeatedly interrupted, accompanied by economic crises and political instability. The transition to democracy in the country became a complex struggle not merely defined by elections but also by the difficult establishment of democratic norms and institutions. Although the return to democracy in 1983 was regarded as a new beginning for Türkiye, the institutionalization of the d

EN
Harun Arapkirli

Harun Arapkirli

Mazen al-Hamada

Mazen al-Hamada

(640 words)
July 23, 2026

Mazen al-Hamada (1977, Deir ez-Zor – 2024, Damascus), a Syrian human rights activist and regime opponent. From the earliest days of the Syria uprisings that began in 2011, he participated in pro-democracy protests and became known internationally for his awareness campaigns regarding prison conditions in Syria and the enforced disappearances【1】 of individuals. Early Years and Activism Mazen al-Hamada was born in 1977 in Deir ez-Zor, eastern Syria, into a middle-class family with leftist politica

EN
Elif Laçin

Elif Laçin

Military Coups in Argentina (1930–1976)

Military Coups in Argentina (1930–1976)

(1287 words)
July 14, 2026

Between 1930 and 1976, six military coups in Argentina marked a period in which the country’s democratization process was repeatedly interrupted, accompanied by economic crises and political instability. The transition to democracy was not merely a matter of holding elections but became a complex struggle involving the institutionalization of democratic norms and structures. Although the return to democracy in 1983 was seen as a new beginning for Argentina, the consolidation of the democratic or

EN
Harun Arapkirli

Harun Arapkirli

Mustafa Cambaz

Mustafa Cambaz

(432 words)
December 1, 2025

Mustafa Cambaz was born on 18 November 1963 in the village of Menetler, in the Gümülcine province of Greece. Cambaz, who came from a Western Thrace Turkish family, spent his childhood and youth in this region. Like many Western Thrace Turks living in Greece, he was expected to fulfill compulsory military service. However, Cambaz refused military service, deciding to leave his village and country with the statement, “I will not serve in the Greek army.” He migrated to Türkiye and settled in Istan

EN
Seher Yıldız Külünk

Seher Yıldız Külünk