More than 100,000 Turks who lost jobs after 2016 coup attempt await rulings
ISTANBUL Special to The Globe and Mail Published 11 hours ago Updated January 2, 2018 Nearly 18 months after the Turkish government survived a violent coup attempt and responded with mass arrests and firings, the fate of more than 100,000 Turkish citizens rests with an opaque government-appointed commission that will decide whether they get their jobs back.
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