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 challenges are faced in determining the number of displaced people in the southeast of Turkey?

What are the implications of losing homes and livelihoods for displaced families?

What compensation have families received for their losses, and how does it compare to their actual losses?

What recommendations does Amnesty International make regarding the rights of displaced families?

How has the state of emergency affected dissenting voices and human rights organizations in Turkey?