Author: Hülya Köylü Schenk

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Pinar Selek (photo: F. Florin/AFP/Getty Images)

Interview with Pinar Selek

''I Can Feel a Huge Amount of Solidarity''

The sociologist and author Pinar Selek spoke with Hülya Köylü Schenk on her sentence of life imprisonment in Turkey and on the solidarity she has been receiving from many levels of societyMore

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