VOICED : Turkey No campaign gets onboard to fight Erdogan in referendum

The video discusses a referendum in Turkey aimed at expanding the president's powers, with significant opposition due to potential risks and implications. Campaigners face challenges, including detentions and lack of meeting spaces, leading them to use boats for gatherings. The referendum is seen as a test of President Erdogan's influence, with critics fearing it could undermine democracy and concentrate power. Since a failed coup, the government has intensified crackdowns, arresting thousands, raising concerns about human rights. Despite this, Erdogan's rallies draw large support.

What creative solution did the opposition employ to hold campaign meetings?

• They used social media for campaigns.

• They used online platforms.

• They rented a boat.

• They held meetings in secret locations.

What is the opposition's main goal in their campaign against the referendum?

• To promote economic reforms.

• To resist and overcome the atmosphere of fear.

• To support the president's powers.

• To increase voter turnout.

What could be a potential outcome if the 'No' vote prevails in the referendum?

• The atmosphere of fear will be overcome.

• The president's powers will be expanded.

• Parliament will become more dysfunctional.

• The judiciary will be undermined.

What are some criticisms of the proposed changes in the referendum?

• They will improve economic stability.

• They will undermine the judiciary and promote a one-man model.

• They will increase international cooperation.

• They will enhance democratic processes.

What has been a significant action taken by the government since the failed coup attempt?

• Implementing new economic policies.

• Increasing international trade agreements.

• Promoting educational reforms.

• Launching a widespread crackdown and arresting over 43,000 people.