CTP Women’s Organization met with the Greens Group in Brussels
The delegation of the Republican Turkish Party (CTP) Women’s Organization met with the Greens Group officials of the European Parliament as part of their visit to Brussels.
According to the information given, CTP Women’s Organization President Doğuş Derya, Foreign Relations Secretary Simge Okburan, Women’s Labor and Economy Secretary Bilen Sayılı, Anti-Violence and Local Administrations Secretary Aslı Murat, Queer Politics and Minority Rights Secretary Berna Numan attended the meeting, while Women’s Work on behalf of the Greens Group. Rights and Gender Equality Consultants Myrthe Bovendeaard, Laura Antón Montero and Griselda Ballester Tataret.
-More cooperation between the AP Greens Group and the CTP Women’s Organization
In the meeting held in the European Parliament building, the economic and social problems experienced in the north of the island due to the unsolved Cyprus Problem, as well as the efforts to promote the use of ecology, women’s rights, and sustainable green energy were discussed.
During the meeting where joint studies and collaborations were evaluated, CTP Women’s Organization President Doğuş Derya explained that the deepening economic crisis has increased women’s unemployment and impoverishment. Stating that the rent economy growing in the north of the island has increased the ecological destruction, Derya talked about the technical and financial support that should be provided to the Turkish Cypriots within the framework of the “Green Deal”.
Stating that conservatization policies have been imported into the north of Cyprus recently, Doğuş Derya expressed the damage caused by the autocratic administrations in power in some European countries and Turkey, on women’s and lgbti rights.
Stating that the EU scholarship opportunities provided to Turkish Cypriot youth should be increased, Derya also talked about the rights of children born from mixed marriages. As a result of the meeting, which lasted about an hour, it was stated that more cooperation should be made between the EP Greens group and the CTP Women’s Organization.
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The CTP Women’s Organization, representing the Republican Turkish Party, met with the Greens Group officials of the European Parliament in Brussels. The meeting focused on the economic and social problems faced by the north of the island due to the unresolved Cyprus Problem, as well as efforts to promote ecology, women’s rights, and sustainable green energy. During the hour-long meeting, joint studies and collaborations were evaluated, and more cooperation was suggested between the EP Greens group and the CTP Women’s Organization. The CTP Women’s Organization President, Doğuş Derya, also highlighted the deepening economic crisis that has increased women’s unemployment and impoverishment. She talked about the technical and financial support that should be provided to the Turkish Cypriots within the framework of the “Green Deal”. She also expressed concerns over the import of conservatization policies into the north of Cyprus and the damage caused by autocratic administrations in certain European countries and Turkey on women’s and LGBTI rights.
