Controversy seizes Turkey over curriculum containing sexual exploitation

Alsumaria News, Citing of Turkish newspaper containing a special textbook for pupils in the third grade in Turkey on the material on the "sexual exploitation of children", which sparked controversy through the Turkish street.

Controversy seizes Turkey over curriculum containing sexual exploitation
21 October, 2018   08:09

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The Turkish newspaper said in a report that "a state of controversy began to dominate the Turkish street with the beginning of the new school year in Turkey, due to book Keloğlan Ak Ülke which is dedicated to children, contains controversial expressions of sexual exploitation."

The newspaper pointed out that "a Turkish person has posted through his account on the social networking site twitter a controversial tweet after he explained that the children's book contains a cartoon character sexually abused children, and that the child victim becomes pregnant."

"Another Turkish person, Fatih Yaman, explained that the book is for the third grade, and published one page of the book, criticizing Turkey's Education Minister Diya Seljuk." Are you going to collect and reconsider the books again? "

According to the newspaper, a cartoon character named "Khadr" talks about sexual exploitation of children in the book, saying: "He approached the girl and looked at her with his wide eyes, and smeared the honor of the unconscious child. Then he sat beside the child's head, awaited her to wake up, and then said to her: If I tell your elder brother you will become pregnant. Then he disappeared. But the girl did not tell her brother because of her fear, but it was better to tell him. Khadr came to the girl every day and threatened to tell her brother what had happened. The girl was not happy, but she had nothing to do. One day, Khadr said, "You are my wife." Bearing your baby in your belly. He will be born soon. "

The last sentence of the text caused a wide controversy on the social networking sites, because it exceeded the limits of morals, as well as being a subject for students in the third grade primary  level telling the children about the sexual exploitation, according to the newspaper.

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