Debate rises in Turkey over homosexuality between govt party and lawyers

The debate between two political party and lawyers of Turkey rose up over homosexuality.

According to the details, this was happened between President Tayyip Erdogan’s ruling AK Party and the country’s lawyer associations over freedom of expression.

The lawyers judged the cleric’s comment as harmful to human dignity, but an AKP spokesman said he had simply been speaking up for the values of the Turkish people.

Head of Turkey’s Directorate of Religious Affairs, Friday said that Islam condemns homosexuality because “it brings illnesses and corrupts generations.

It also causes the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) that leads to AIDS, he also said.

İslami değerleri dile getirdiği için Diyanet İşleri Başkanımız Sn @DIBAliErbas hakkında, Ankara Barosu’nun yaptığı faşist açıklama tam bir terbiyesizliktir. Faşizmin en küstah ve terbiyesiz hallerinden birinin bir baro adına yapılan açıklamada görülmesi ibretliktir.

— Ömer Çelik (@omerrcelik) April 27, 2020

Omer Celik said on Twitter, “Our President of Religious Affairs expresses Islamic values, The fascist statement by the Ankara Bar Association is a total rudeness.”

AKP spokesman Omer Celik on Twitter also said, “It is the most natural right for people to speak according to the value system they believe in.”

Sadece Müslümanların değil, tüm insanlığın iyiliğini amaçlayan İslam’ı öyle diri, öyle canlı ve sahih yaşayalım ki, bizi öldürmeye gelen bizde dirilsin. Zira İslam’ı doğru anlamaktan, doğru yaşamaktan ve doğru anlatmaktan başka çaremiz yok. Çünkü "Allah indinde din İslam"dır. pic.twitter.com/M4a4163zHp

— Prof. Dr. Ali Erbaş (@DIBAliErbas) April 27, 2020