VOICED : Sacked Turkish academics take classes to park

In Turkey, students and academics face challenges after a failed coup led to mass dismissals. Classes are held in open-air settings as a form of resistance. Despite harsh conditions, students and teachers remain hopeful and continue to protest against the government's actions. They aim to reclaim their educational rights and institutions, emphasizing that universities belong to the people, not the ruling party.

What challenges are students facing in continuing their education after the coup attempt in Turkey?

How did the government respond to academics and educators following the coup attempt?

What is the significance of outdoor classes for the students and teachers mentioned in the text?

In what ways are students and academics expressing their anger and resistance against the government's actions?

What do the students believe about the future of their education and the return to their classrooms?