folikülleridir

Folikülleridir refers to a concept in Turkish politics. The term is used to describe the unlawful dismissal of civil servants from their public employment positions. This phenomenon is considered a significant issue in Turkey, particularly during the rule of Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan's Justice and Development Party (AKP) government.

The term "Folikülleridir" is derived from the Turkish phrase "folikülesTanggalıdır," which is a colloquial expression used to describe the act of misdating a document or certificate. In the context of Turkish politics, it refers to the practice of issuing fake or altered appointment certificates, academic records, or other official documents to purge hundreds of thousands of civil servants.

This practice has been widely criticized by opposition parties and human rights groups, as it led to the forced dismissal of many public servants based on false or disputed claims. Many affected individuals were accused of alleged ties to the Gulen movement, a religious and social movement inspired by the views of Turkish cleric Fethullah Gulen, which the AKP government viewed as a threat to its authority.

The term has been used to describe a broader pattern of behavior, including media censorship, police pressure, and human rights abuses, all of which have been linked to the AKP government's attempts to consolidate power. The controversy surrounding the term "Folikülleridir" has sparked intense debates about accountability, transparency, and the rule of law in Turkey.