Non-Muslim minorities: a keenly debated issue
Since the creation of the Turkish Republic, the issue of non-Muslim minorities has always occupied public agenda and leaders in the country. Three of these minorities, recognised following a strict intepretation of the 1923 Treaty of Lausanne, have been at the heart of heated discussions. They are the Greek Orthodox, the Armenian Orthodox and the Jews.
8 October 2012 Samim Akgönül
