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Silence Is Complicity in Crime Author: Gouya Roshan (Güya Aydın ) In this multi-part article, I want to draw your attention to the hidden dimensions that reveal how political parties, governments, and global actors, through inaction and sometimes deliberate neglect, are pushing the people of Palestine toward death. We are not facing a merely political issue. What is happening in Palestine has clearly turned into a moral crisis and the collapse of the global conscience. It is now time to ask ourselves: Why is Palestine no longer a political issue? Because politics long ago withdrew from this arena, replaced by indifference, bargaining, and hypocrisy. Yes, Palestine is no longer a political matter; It is merely a mass grave, a grave that the world continues to bury with diplomatic smiles, meaningless meetings, and the shameful silence of human rights organizations. But this grave smells of blood—of children's burnt flesh, of dry bread in the trembling hands of mothers, and of decepti...

  The Story of Blood and the Mask Author: Gouya Roshan (Güya Aydın ) Today, politicians rely more than ever on image management and public opinion control. The President of Turkey, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, is one of the most striking examples of this process; for years, he has portrayed himself as a devout defender of justice, a protector of the oppressed, and a leader who saves Turkey from external threats. Yet, behind this polished image lie much harsher realities. Behind the religious rhetoric and populist claims, Erdoğan has built a power structure based on repression, ethnic discrimination, and interference with democratic processes. One of Turkey’s largest ethnic minorities, the Kurds, have long been victims of this discriminatory political order. From the suppression of Kurdish political actors to military operations in Kurdish regions of Syria and Iraq, Erdoğan’s policies are rooted in distrust, violence, and marginalization. This article seeks to closely examine the contradic...

China’s Hypocrisy: Crocodile Tears for Palestine, Torture for the Uyghurs Author: Gouya Roshan (Güya Aydın ) In a world where truth is buried beneath the ashes of politics, China presents one of the greatest hypocrisies of the modern era. Images of its humanitarian aid to Palestine can be seen on television today—packages bearing the Chinese flag, medical supplies, and promises to rebuild Gaza. But behind this humanitarian façade lies a dark and painful stain: torture and inhumane camps in Xinjiang, where millions of Uyghur Muslims are being suppressed in the silence of the world. China is a country that shows no mercy even to its own Muslims. In a nation where Islam is equated with extremism, children are torn from their families for "re-education." The Quran is banned, fasting is criminalized, and wearing a beard or hijab is considered an unforgivable offense. Mosques have been violently destroyed, their domes collapsed. The call to prayer can no longer be heard in the stre...

When a child is sold to feed a family, all slogans become meaningless. Author: Gouya Roshan (Güya Aydın ) Afghanistan, a country with a tumultuous history, is today trapped in a deadly cycle of poverty, instability, and extremism. Amidst this crisis, silent and defenseless children have become commodities in the dark markets of human trafficking. Poverty is no longer merely an economic crisis; it has become a monster devouring the body and soul of a nation. When there is no functioning government, when international institutions remain silent, and when borders turn into walls of indifference, the only thing that remains is the silent suffering of a people. This article is a narrative of what the world does not see—or chooses not to see. After the return of the Taliban, Afghanistan quickly descended into hunger and unemployment. In many provinces, families cannot even afford dinner. But when there is no bread at home, a mother may be forced to give her eight-year-old daughter to a fifty...

Anti-Immigration Sentiment: A Global Wound Deepened by the West  Author: Gouya Roshan (Güya Aydın )  In a world that increasingly speaks of “human dignity,” a phenomenon called anti-immigration sentiment is silently spreading. It is a phenomenon that not only tramples on human rights but also reveals the hypocritical face of many governments, institutions, and even modern societies. For years, Western media and governments from Europe to the United States and many other countries have positioned themselves as judges and watchdogs of other nations’ behavior. With human rights posturing, they have criticized countries like Iran for discriminating against immigrants, especially Afghans. These criticisms, while often justified and necessary, are now met with irony. Today, however, anti-immigration sentiment is being institutionalized, legalized, and even legitimized beyond our borders in Europe and the United States. In some ways, what is happening in the West is even more blatant...

  The Rohingya Genocide in Myanmar: A Silent and Forgotten Tragedy – Part 1 Author: Gouya Roshan (Güya Aydın )  The genocide of the Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar’s Rakhine State is one of the most painful human rights tragedies of the 21st century. This Muslim minority primarily speaks the Rohingya language, which has Indo-European roots and similarities to Bengali and Chakma. Due to widespread cultural oppression, this language is widely spoken but rarely written or officially recognized. In Myanmar, the military regime not only refuses to recognize the Rohingya language but has also stripped this minority of its national identity and its linguistic and cultural rights. The Rohingya have lived in Myanmar for centuries, yet in recent years they have become the target of violence, discrimination, and widespread ethnic cleansing. Extremist Buddhist groups and the Myanmar military are primarily responsible for this genocide. Their political and military influence has unleashed a wa...

O Patient Allah  of the Oppressed, I Pray That Author: Gouya Roshan (Güya Aydın)  Rain may fall not from clouds, but from justice, from peace, from light upon the earth that has drunk the blood of children, upon hearts that have shattered in silence, upon heads that have bowed for no reason, for the tears that remain unspoken, for the hands too weak to lift anymore, for children who never knew what childhood meant, for pregnant women tortured only because of their nationality, for men who buried their grief deep within, for those who only wished to live—yet were condemned to die. O ALLAH , let it rain from Your justice, from Your light, from Your mercy. Not only rain but a peace upon the hearts of the wronged, a reckoning for the tyrants for those who laughed while we wept, for those who stole bread from the mouths of the hungry, for those who threw fire into cradles, for those who opened fire on starving souls... May they too taste the flames they themselves ignited a fire fr...