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Edibe Beyza Caglar
She is deputy producer at TRT World
She is deputy producer at TRT World
Articles from author
Eight years after genocide, Rohingya still have no way home
Survivors of Myanmar’s ethnic cleansing campaigns in 2017 and 2024 recount to TRT World their lives in Bangladesh’s overcrowded camps as nearly a decade passes since their exile.
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Lucky and alive: How a Rohingya girl survived the Myanmar genocide and became a peace messenger
At fourteen, Lucky Karim fled her burning village in Myanmar. Eight years later, she stood before the US Congress, carrying the voices of her fellow Rohingya to the world’s most powerful rooms.
5 min read
The night Türkiye stood: Turkish women who defied coup with blood and resolve
When women and children resisted a violent coup attempt in 2016 – the courage, resolve and sacrifice of unarmed civilians became central to Türkiye’s collective memory.
6 min read
Explained: How Bosnian Serbs tried to cover up the Srebrenica genocide
Serbian forces didn’t just carry out genocide in Srebrenica—they worked methodically to hide it. Here is how.
6 min read
Why Leroy Sane’s transfer matters for Turkish football
The arrival of German star Leroy Sane at Galatasaray could mark a turning point for Turkish football, boosting both the Super League’s quality and global reputation.
4 min read
Start-ups, investors, and big ideas converge at South Summit 2025
Innovation and business meet brings together varied stakeholders in Madrid to drive growth and purpose-driven technology.
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UN slams Israel’s new law allowing life sentences for Palestinian children
In the run-up to International Children’s Day, the world body says Israel's punitive laws violate international child protection norms.
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Ahmad Manasra is free—but his case reflects Israel’s disturbing pattern for minor detainees
Arrested at 13, interrogated without a lawyer, and held for a decade, Ahmad Manasra’s case is a part of a broader, systematic pattern of Israel’s treatment of Palestinian children.
7 min read
Is Yemen’s malnutrition crisis reaching irrevocable levels amid aid cuts?
Decades of war, economic collapse, and food shortages have pushed over 17 million Yemenis into acute hunger, NGOs report.
5 min read
Could trauma pass onto the genes of future generations? Experts find out
In a startling discovery, researchers find that trauma doesn’t just haunt individual memory—it may leave a lasting mark on DNA, shaping future generations.
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