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In recent reports, it has been noted that NATO allies have adopted a muted stance regarding human rights and democratic issues in Turkey. This change in approach follows a significant diplomatic crisis in 2021 when ten ambassadors publicly called for the release of a political prisoner, prompting a furious response from President Tayyip Erdogan, who ordered their expulsion.
As global security concerns, particularly regarding the war in Ukraine, have gained prominence, Western governments appear to have significantly reduced their public criticism of Turkey's human rights record. The emphasis now seems to be shifting toward collaboration with Turkey on security and defense matters, rather than addressing pressing concerns about democracy and human rights in the country. This shift has been observed ahead of an upcoming NATO summit planned to take place in Ankara.
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