Turkey cracks down on LGBTQ+ protests and activists
土耳其嚴厲打壓 LGBTQ+ 抗議活動及行動人士
更新於: 2026年9月16日 上午01:30
In September 2026, the Turkish government launched a nationwide operation named "My Family is Safe," signaling a major escalation in its crackdown on the LGBTQ+ community.
2026年9月，土耳其政府發起了一項名為「我的家庭很安全」的全國性行動，標誌著其對LGBTQ+社群的打壓大幅升級。
Police conducted simultaneous raids across 15 provinces, targeting LGBTQ+ associations, businesses, and private residences.
警方在15個省份同時進行突襲，目標鎖定LGBTQ+協會、企業和私人住宅。
Authorities detained at least 63 individuals and initiated legal proceedings against 162 suspects, citing the need to protect "family values" and "public order."
當局拘留了至少63人，並對162名嫌疑人提起法律訴訟，理由是需要保護「家庭價值」和「公共秩序」。
This aggressive move follows a decade of increasingly hostile rhetoric from the ruling party, which has historically used anti-LGBTQ+ sentiment to bolster support among its conservative base.
此舉是在執政黨過去十年來日益激進的敵對言論下發生的，該黨歷來利用反LGBTQ+情緒來鞏固其保守派基本盤的支持。
While homosexuality is not illegal in Turkey, public expressions such as Pride marches have been banned since 2015.
雖然在土耳其同性戀並非非法，但自2015年以來，包括「同志驕傲遊行」在內的公開表達活動已遭禁止。
Rights groups and international observers have condemned these raids as a systematic effort to dismantle independent civil society and enforce a narrow, state-sanctioned vision of family life.
人權團體和國際觀察家譴責這些突襲行動，稱其為系統性地瓦解獨立公民社會，並強制推行狹隘、國家認可的家庭生活願景。
As legal protections remain absent and institutional pressure mounts, the future of LGBTQ+ activism in Turkey faces unprecedented challenges, with the government continuing to use the judiciary and public morality laws to silence opposition and curtail freedom of association.
由於缺乏法律保障且體制壓力不斷增加，土耳其LGBTQ+運動的未來面臨前所未有的挑戰，政府持續利用司法和公共道德法律來壓制反對聲音並限制結社自由。
