EU and the Human Rights violations in Turkey

I have observed serious Human Rights violations since early ages, but especially having escaped from being entrapped within the high schools have opened me the path to ambitiously discover this field and be able to understand widely.

After 2010 there was serious problems / crimes in means of Human Rights, democracy in Turkey, and i had been aware the Gezi events were to be useful for the whitewashing of all these crimes committed in Turkey within the knowledge, encouragement of the AKP whereas infant being also the perpetrator in the preceding terms of the AKP-Hizmet cooperation.

AKP - Hizmet cooperation is nothing new as it was only a seemingly democratic dress for the EU-US cooperations. Which doesn't excuse any of the perpetrators of the serious human rights violations.

After Erdoğan has emphasised in his speech that he doesn't recognize the decisions of the European Parliament (for which i also don't have a remarkable respect anyway) had i written this essay:

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Gezi diaries - 16th June 2013 

There is a veritable communication errors between the Turkish government and the protesting masses of Gezi - Taksim, which is not that new, thus won't be ended soon. Turkish government tries to produce a new set of 'politics' from this source of discommunication, and to enforce their damaged reign, ofcourse.  

'90s-born generation -made famous by media for Gezi events- has been determined to perform a non-violent activism. With the speeches of Erdogan, activist masses are formulated as 'ecologists' and 'marginals'(those who employs violence in activism) Yet the most clear and remarked violence was the actions of police itself, throughout the Gezi events, and even from 3 weeks before. 

People in the streets of Istanbul are still sensitive and shows care to stand against and say stop to the police violence and so-told 'marginal' acts. From the time that AKP hold the government without coalition, this was a dispositive of stability for Europe, the States and Turkish liberals. But the situation now is nothing different from a junta-dictatoriat regime, as prooved by Erdogan's. 'refuse of recognition' of the European Assembly decisions. 

The reason for this unheimlich (uncanny) structure of Turkish politics is blamed on the '80s made constitution, to which AKP era owes their power. Elder people who have seen violent 'left-right' clashes in the late '70s are seriously disturbed - terrified by the irresponsible acts of Turkish government.  

Gezi movement has started with fewer than 200 "ecologist / urbanists", violence acts added a segment of protest for individualist rights bywhich AKP holds many issues of intervention to individual rights in terms of laicism, feminism, racism. At that point the events and manifestations transformed into a mass-power clash in the presence of Erdogan, Turkish prime minister.

16th June 2013"

http://hukukyoluylademokrasi.blogspot.com/2017/09/gezi-16th-june-2013.html 

Erdoğan, EU-afiliated yandaş press, etc had introduced the "dictator discourse". Erdoğan once told if i were a dictator you would have been looking for a place to hide. He was the one looking for a place to hide for the last 6 or 7 years actually, and if i had my law degree he would really have problems but anyway.

If he had no affiliations with the EU, he couldn't have shown such imbecile attitudes. It was the EU who encouraged him to be the anti-democracy pioneer in the mediterranean East.