Orhan Pamuk: Nobel Prize-winning author on Turkey and authoritarianism

He's a giant of world literature, a master story-teller and a Nobel Prize winner. Turkish novelist Orhan Pamuk has been openly critical of laws which curtail freedom of expression, particularly those which make it illegal to criticise Turkish President Recep Erdogan.
We asked him about the political issues raised in his new book, The Red Haired Woman.
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[@9thPumpkin]

I have always felt that goverments should fear journalists not the other way around.

[@mothersoul1]

It should be like that, but it, isn't medium.com/@maryam_60273/orhan-pamuk-the-calculus-of-a-writer-fffbc05106f7

[@johanhirte9661]

Jan Hansen Bullshit ..... so everyone against the AKP is a terrorist no !?

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Orhan pamik speaks on the behave of the 1915 armenian genocide

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[@meyra_5701]

seni hic sevmiyorum, pek örnek alacağım insanlar listesinde filan da değilsin, ama saygı gösteriyorum:d

[@MustafaSAHIN-nt1ie]

Gereksiz küsürat

[@isanalbant6489]

Bir insan neden Orhan Pamuku hiç sevmez?

[@princestevenii.772]

Neyini sevmiyorsun?

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channel 4 far left propaganda

[@ramatgan1]

If you don't like it don't watch it. No one cares for your opinion.

[@lemonade50]

@@ramatgan1 people have a right to express their opinions. it's part of something called democracy. so learn to be tolerant!

[@radicalpotato666]

@@lemonade50 Giving a statement without backing it up does not really convey any message but sounds like a tool to influence by repeating the same words.

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