土耳其警方在周末对全国12个省份的同志酒吧和LGBTQ+活动人士住宅进行了大规模搜查，共拘留47人1。这次行动以政府名为"家庭安全"（My Family is Safe）的计划为名义展开1。根据伊斯坦布尔检察长办公室的说法，搜查中警方拘留26人，并缴获毒品、数字设备、走私酒精和一支枪火1。安卡拉检察长办公室则另外确认有21人因涉及LGBTQ+组织Kaos GL的调查而被拘1。
对于被拘人数，不同机构有不同的记录。Kaos GL组织声称有50名活动人士被拘留，其中超过10人在警方住宅突击后被捕1。政府已经关闭了与LGBTQ+组织相关的多个网站和社交媒体账户1。司法部长Akin Gurlek表示，全国已对160多人及多家组织和公司启动法律诉讼1。
土耳其人权协会对此行动发表声明，指责这不过是"国家领导的歧视、恐惧政治和公民社会的瓦解"1。土耳其总统埃尔多安曾公开将LGBTQ+人士称为"变态者"1。
Turkish police carried out searches across twelve provinces targeting gay bars and residences of LGBTQ+ activists over the weekend, detaining a total of 47 people as part of a government operation called "My Family is Safe"1. The Istanbul Prosecutor's Office reported that 26 individuals were detained during the raids, with authorities seizing drugs, digital devices, smuggled alcohol, and a firearm1. An additional 21 people were detained in connection with an investigation into Kaos GL, a prominent LGBTQ+ advocacy organization, according to the Ankara Prosecutor's Office1.
The scope of the crackdown extends beyond the weekend operations. Justice Minister Akin Gurlek stated that legal proceedings have been initiated nationwide against more than 160 individuals and multiple organizations and companies1. The government has also blocked several websites and social media accounts associated with LGBTQ+ organizations1. Kaos GL reported that 50 activists were taken into custody, with more than ten arrested following police raids on their homes1.
The Turkish Human Rights Association characterized the operation critically, stating that "the real name of this operation is not 'Family Safety' but state-led discrimination, a politics of fear, and the dismantling of civil society"1. This latest action reflects a broader pattern of government hostility toward the LGBTQ+ community, as Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has previously referred to LGBTQ+ individuals as "perverts"1.
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