土耳其警方在近期突袭中逮捕至少162人，并搜查了6家LGBTQ+组织的办公室1。司法部长阿金·古尔莱克表示，调查涉及伊斯坦布尔、安卡拉、伊兹密尔、艾丁和梅尔辛等地的检察官，涉及162名嫌疑人、9个协会和13家企业，案件跨越15个省份1。政府还切断了数十个网站和社交媒体账户的访问1。
土耳其当局将此次行动命名为"我的家庭是安全的"，声称是为了保护家庭价值观和儿童1。司法部门表示，"按照宪法赋予国家保护家庭和儿童的职责，任何针对儿童、青年或家庭的犯罪组织、虐待网络或非法活动都将不被容忍"1。当局还声称发现了儿童和未成年人在性取向和性别认同问题上被不当引导的证据1。
这项行动是土耳其总统埃尔多安"家庭与人口十年"计划的一部分，旨在扭转该国出生率下降的局面1。根据土耳其统计局数据，总生育率从2013年的2.11下降到2023年的1.511。
Turkish police conducted weekend raids that resulted in the arrest of at least 162 people and the search of six LGBTQ+ organization offices across 15 provinces, including Istanbul, Ankara, Izmir, Aydin, and Mersin.1 Justice Minister Akin Gurlerek stated that the investigation involved prosecutors from multiple cities and targeted 162 suspects, nine associations, and 13 businesses.1
The government framed the operation as "My Family is Safe," claiming it was necessary to protect family values and children.1 Authorities alleged they discovered evidence that children and minors were being improperly influenced regarding sexual orientation and gender identity.1 In a statement, officials asserted: "In line with the constitutional duty of the state to protect the family and children, any criminal organization, abuse network, or illegal activity targeting children, youth, or families will not be tolerated."1
The raids form part of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's "Family and Population Decade" initiative, aimed at reversing Turkey's declining birth rate.1 According to Turkish statistics, the total fertility rate fell from 2.11 in 2013 to 1.51 in 2023.1 Human rights organization Kaos GL reported that authorities also blocked access to dozens of websites and social media accounts.1
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