CLEAN : Thousands of Kurds flee homes in south east Turkey: Amnesty

The video discusses the displacement of over half a million people in southeast Turkey due to curfews and lack of updated statistics. Families lost homes and jobs, receiving inadequate compensation. Amnesty International urges the government to create a plan for families' return. The video highlights a crackdown on Kurdish voices and NGOs, emphasizing that rights to expression and association remain protected even during a state of emergency.

What is the estimated number of people displaced from curfew areas in Southeast Turkey?

• Over 1 million people

• Over 500,000 people

• Over 250,000 people

• Over 100,000 people

Why do displaced families in Southeast Turkey require compensation?

• For medical expenses

• For relocation expenses

• For the loss of their possessions and livelihoods

• For the loss of their homes only

What is Amnesty International urging the government to do for displaced families?

• Relocate them to other countries

• Develop a detailed plan for their return

• Offer free housing

• Provide immediate financial aid

What has been a significant impact on Kurdish voices in Turkey post-coup attempt?

• Closure of Kurdish media and removal of politicians

• Increased political representation

• Improved economic conditions

• Expansion of Kurdish cultural programs

What rights are emphasized as protected even during a state of emergency?

• Right to privacy

• Right to free expression and association

• Right to bear arms

• Right to free travel