VOICED : Turkey's opposition takes No campaign to Erdogan stronghold

The video discusses the political climate in Turkey ahead of a constitutional referendum to expand President Erdogan's powers. It highlights the No campaign's challenges, led by a young girl, and the opposition's reasons against the referendum, citing lack of representation for women and children. Meanwhile, Erdogan's supporters argue for the reform, claiming it will improve governance. Both sides are actively campaigning, with AKP activists offering gifts to sway public opinion. The outcome remains uncertain as polls show a tight race.

Who is the young girl mentioned in the video, and what role does she play in the referendum?

• She is a political analyst.

• She is a member of the AKP party.

• She is the face of the 'no' campaign.

• She is a supporter of the 'yes' campaign.

What is one of the main reasons the opposition is against the constitutional changes?

• The changes include articles about women and children.

• The changes are supported by all political parties.

• The changes are not related to governance.

• The changes would lead to a regime led by one man.

What is Erdogan's argument for the need for constitutional reform?

• To improve governance.

• To focus on women's rights.

• To reduce his powers.

• To eliminate opposition parties.

What strategy is used by the AKP to persuade people to vote 'yes'?

• Distributing gifts like tea and coffee.

• Publishing articles in newspapers.

• Organizing large rallies.

• Broadcasting TV commercials.

What would a 'yes' vote in the referendum result in?

• A coalition government.

• A reduction in Erdogan's powers.

• An increase in executive, legislative, and judiciary powers for Erdogan.

• A new election for the presidency.