Descripción de BOYCOTT TURKEY:

Don't buy products made in Turkey! onsumer Power and Moral Responsibility Probably one of the most powerful weapons individuals have to effect political change is their consumer purchasing power. One of the most famous examples of successful boycotts is during the Civil Rights movement in the United States. The Montgomery Bus Boycott was successful in forcing unwilling white Americans to comply in giving in to basic human rights of the African Americans to sit wherever they please on buses. Other successful boycotts include Gandhi's Swadeshi campaign to rid India of British colonial rule and the boycott of South Africa which forced its government to give equal rights to blacks. But why should the world consumer participate in a boycott to force Turkey to clean up its human rights record? Don't we as human beings have a moral responsibility towards the Kurdish, Assyrian, Armenian, Greek, and Turkish people? Even a partial review of Turkey's crimes against humanity provides sufficient reason for any morally conscious person to boycott Turkish made products. Turkey being a democratic country has a worse human rights record than most dictatorships in the world today. The fact that there are more journalists in prison in Turkey than there are in China is no small feat, since China has a population of 1.3 billion. For example, for each purchase that you make, you are funding, promoting or endorsing: * The denial of the Armenian Genocide * The denial of the Assyrian Genocide * The denial of the Greek Genocide * The occupation of Cyprus * The illegal blockade of Armenia * The suppression of the Kurds * The imprisonment of journalists * The suppression of freedom of speech * The destruction of Christian monuments * The torture of prisoners