"Family is Safe" Operation and Global Fund Investigations in Turkey

Serdar HocamAuthor & Editor

Legal actions were taken against 162 suspects, 9 associations, and 13 businesses in the "Family is Safe" operations launched in Istanbul, Ankara, Izmir, Aydın, and Mersin.

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Under the coordination of the Chief Public Prosecutor's Offices of Istanbul, Ankara, Izmir, Aydın, and Mersin, "Family is Safe" operations were carried out by the Police and Gendarmerie forces. Spanning a total of 15 provinces, these efforts targeted 162 suspects, 9 associations, and 13 businesses.

Scope of the Family is Safe Operations

Under the coordination of the Chief Public Prosecutor's Offices of Istanbul, Ankara, Izmir, Aydın, and Mersin, the Police and Gendarmerie forces jointly launched the "Family is Safe" operations.

Judicial proceedings were carried out against 162 suspects, 9 associations, and 13 businesses in these extensive efforts spanning a total of 15 provinces.

Fund Investigations Conducted by MASAK

Within the scope of the ongoing operations, investigations by MASAK also drew attention, and it was determined that high amounts of funds were transferred from abroad to certain associations.

The trail of this financial support transferred by foreign organizations and public institutions abroad is being examined by judicial authorities.

Global Structures and the Family Structure

It is stated that global focal points fund and support content targeting the traditional family structure within the scope of fifth-column activities.

It is emphasized that a strong social stance must be displayed against approaches that devalue the family.

Effects on Digital Media and Children

Attention is drawn to the fact that content on social and digital media platforms targets children and youth.

It is stated that activities carried out on these channels create confusion over identity concepts and weaken traditional values.

Scientific Data and Genetic Debates

Reference is also made to the statements by geneticist Andrea Ganna, who works at the Broad Institute affiliated with Harvard and MIT.

It is argued that findings indicating the absence of a gay gene in the studies invalidate the handling of innate traits with controversial arguments.