Cheerio Chat Room
John Cleary reviews the year in religion and ethics in conversation with Samina Yasmeen, Bill Leadbetter, Frank Sheehan, Angela McCarthy and Chris Bedding
Sunday Nights with John Cleary
enDecember 18, 2016
Turkey and the Gülen Movement with Emre Celik
enNovember 27, 2016
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About this Episode
Since the failed military coup in Turkey this year, the Turkish government has cracked down on organisations it claims to pose a threat to national security, and has targeted leaders of The Gülen Movement.
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