Turkey Court Takes Politically Explosive Case – New York Times
Turkey Court Takes Politically Explosive Case – New York Times The secular government of Turkey has gotten the Supreme Court to hear a case on banning their main party from politics. The competing party, which insists that they to are secular has been increasing in popularity and represents the single biggest challenger to the current [...]Published March 31, 2008
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Turkey Court Takes Politically Explosive Case – New York Times The secular government of Turkey has gotten the Supreme Court to hear a case on banning their main party from politics. The competing party, which insists that they to are secular has been increasing in popularity and represents the single biggest challenger to the current government. My question is this: Which is less democratic: to ban a religiously tilted political party or to ban a political party?