土耳其政府于9月15日周末在伊斯坦布尔、安卡拉和伊兹密尔等城市对LGBTQ+活动人士和组织进行突袭，逮捕多人并封禁超过100个社交媒体账户1。被关闭的账户包括国际特赦组织土耳其分会和Kaos GL等LGBTQ+权利组织1。土耳其总统埃尔多安将此行动定位为"家庭与人口十年"计划的组成部分，该计划于2025年5月宣布，旨在应对出生率下降并加强传统家庭观念1。
这一举动在国内外引发广泛批评。土耳其医学协会指责此举违反人权1，欧盟发言人Christian Wigand表示，"污名化和歧视违反了欧盟的价值观"1。LGBTQ+协会联合声明强调，"言论自由、集会自由、隐私保护和无罪推定同样适用于LGBTQ+人群"1。此外，120个女性权利组织签署联合声明，批评土耳其的专制政治1。土耳其司法部长Akin Gurlek之前曾指责LGBTQ+组织"宣传不道德"1。
Turkish authorities conducted coordinated raids against LGBTQ+ activists and organizations across Istanbul, Ankara, and Izmir on the weekend of September 15, 2026, resulting in multiple arrests and the blocking of over 100 social media accounts.1 The blocked accounts included those of major rights groups such as Amnesty International's Turkish branch and Kaos GL, a prominent LGBTQ+ advocacy organization.1
President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan framed the operation as part of a "Family and Population Decade" initiative announced in May 2025, designed to address declining birth rates and reinforce traditional family values.1 However, the action has drawn swift condemnation from both domestic and international bodies. Turkey's Medical Association characterized the raids as a violation of human rights,1 while the European Union's spokesperson Christian Wigand stated that "stigmatization and discrimination contradict EU values."1 Justice Minister Akin Gurlek had previously accused LGBTQ+ organizations of "promoting immorality."1
LGBTQ+ associations responded with a joint statement asserting that "freedom of expression, freedom of assembly, privacy protection, and the presumption of innocence apply equally to LGBTQ+ people."1 The crackdown also prompted a coordinated response from civil society, with 120 women's rights organizations signing a joint statement condemning Turkey's authoritarian political approach.1
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