@elonmusk Turkish government blocked @Twitter in Turkey. Can you please provide free VPN service for Turkish people. The people under collapsed buildings are using Twitter to share their situation and location. Twitter is crucial to save lives in earthquake.
"From one country burning to another sinking. We must choose our post-pandemic fight carefully and it must be aimed at tackling climate change."
By Sabrina Court (@SabrinaCourt6).
https://t.co/EHl0aDwwg7
President Erdogan of Turkey had a seat. So did Charles Michel, the president of the European Council. But Ursula von der Leyen, president of the European Commission and Michel’s equal, did not. https://t.co/f6zIWv3dhg
“The peaceful protests, mainly consisting of dancing, music, and slogans, have been met with police barricading the campus and arresting hundreds of students.”
By Sabrina Court (@SabrinaCourt6).
https://t.co/qWtOt42v0b
An insightful piece by @SabrinaCourt6 on the Turkish government’s brutal response to a recent series of peaceful student protests at Boğaziçi University