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Learning Active 
European 
Citizenship (Turkey)
How to Activate 
European Citizenship 
Problems of; 
CHİLDREN 
DİSABLED PEOPLE 
WOMEN
WHO ARE THE DISADVANTAGED 
CHILDREN? 
THEY ARE; 
1. WORKING CHILDREN 
2. STREET CHILDREN 
3. THE CHILDREN BEING EXPOSED TO 
VIOLENCE
WORKING CHILDREN 
Nineteen percent of children and yougsters , who 
are between 6 and 19 , who form about the nineteen 
million of the Turkey’s population have been 
working . Those kids work as a child-labour in 
different sectors especially in farming. 
STRATEGIES: 
 In planning the services and resources , the 
needs for growing and participating of kids into 
society should be considered. 
 Regular services for removing the socio-economic 
difficulties should be provided as a 
solution for the families. 
 It is a must that the unqualified ones in the 
family should be formed as qualified. 
 Non-governmental organizations should 
cooperate actively about child-labour , which 
may create sensibility and possessiveness 
among larger parts of society
STREET CHILDREN 
 In our country , in big cities it is estimated that 
thousands of kids , who escape from familial 
violence,pressure and abuse,try to find the 
salvation on the streets. 
 According to the searches ,the 77 percent of 
the kids aged between 12-15 and the 19 
percent of the kids aged between 6-11 live 
mainly on the streets. 
 Most of the kids belong to the families who 
are at the level of sub-socio economics. 
 Among those kids the usage of cigarette is 
widespread.They show bad sides of life 
such as sniffing thinner or glue ,theft, 
prostitution ,pick-pocketing,etc. 
 The kids who live on the streets are under 
the risks of getting in the hazard habit of 
all.In this case they are risky not only for 
themselves but also for the parts of all 
society.
STRATEGIES 
 The policies should be formed to strengthen the 
family care instead of Institution Care. 
 Giving education to raise the awareness of abuse 
and negligence for family members. 
 Supporting more functional systems in family 
planning. 
 Banning the written and visual media which pervert 
the social values. 
 A local monitoring system should be formed in order 
to early-realize the risks on kids.
CHILDREN WHO ARE EXPOSED TO 
VIOLENCE 
 Some of the kids who live in 
Turkey are surrounded by 
violence.Even it has local features 
this matter isin’t merely special to 
Turkey. 
 Recent researches indicate that 60 
percent of kids in Turkey are 
physically punished by their 
parents. 
 Depending on type of violence and 
its frequency , violence also badly 
affects the kids’ stating 
abilities,school performances,being 
social and generally emotional 
health.
STRATEGIES 
 Regular data and follow-up system about violence 
should be formed. 
 Since violence generally occurs in family 
environment, people should be educated. 
 If the parents commit violence to their children ,the 
battered- kids can temporarily be settled in a Social 
Service Children Institution. 
 If the parents keep commiting violence , even they 
are warned , they may be fined.
CHILD PROTECTIVE SERVICES 
 In our country, the large part of responsibilities in child 
protection area is the responsibility of Social Services and 
Child Protection Institution. Child Care Centre model is 
commonly implemented; however,Family Care model has lately 
been studied on. 
 Non-governmental organizations and other institutions have 
been busy with such studies. 
 Some projects are being implemented to put away child-labour 
by the Minister of Child-Labour and Social Security. 
 Turkey Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction has 
been maintaining its studies since 2007. 
 General Directorate of Family and Social Researches have been 
doing some researches on violence in family.
THE DISABLED PEOPLE 
AND THE PROBLEMS 
1. EDUCATION 
2. PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT AND 
TRANSPORTATION 
3. EMPLOYMENT
THE DISABLED PEOPLES’ RATES IN 
The proportion of disability, 
2002 
A. Toplam- B. Erkek- C. Kadın 
Total disabled 
population 
TURKEY 
Orthopedically, 
seeing, hearing, 
speaking and 
mentally 
disabled 
population 
Population having 
chronic illnesses 
A B C A B C A B C 
Türkiye-Turkey 
12,2 
9 11,10 13,45 2,58 3,05 2,12 9,70 8,05 11,33
1. EDUCATION 
 For the disabled people, one of the most 
important obstacles laying before them to 
become integrated with public is the matter 
of education. 
 In all countries ,the education system is 
primarly prepared for the abled ones of 
the population. 
 In our country, the education expenses of 
the disabled children are covered by the 
State. 
STRATEGIES: 
 For the disabled students ergonomic chairs 
and desks should be allocated considering 
their handicapped condition. 
 Giving them scholarship should be 
encouraged and enhanced . 
 The quality of education and service in 
the rehabilitation centers should be raised 
and the control be enhanced.
STRATEGIES 
--*Disabled and abled students should be encouraged 
to become friendly. 
--*All sports facilities belong to the State Institutions 
and Organizations should be arranged for utilizing 
of disabled individuals . 
--*They have to be encouraged about taking part in 
competitions both nationally and internationally. 
--*While designing educational programmes it should 
be considered to fit for the disabled citizens.
PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT AND TRANSPORTATION 
--*Child and adult disabled people have a limited 
way of a daily routine urbanized life. In our 
cities physical conditions are insufficient for the 
disabled people. 
--* We have regulations about transportation and 
environment in our laws but, nevertheless, we 
have boredom with the implementations. 
STRATEGIES: 
--*The pavements should be cobbled for the blind. 
--* Enhancing the public transport vehicles which are 
suitable for the wheelchairs. 
--*Public elevators should be costructed or 
reconstructed for the blind’s utilization. 
--* Entrance and exit of the governmental institutions 
should be suitable for them. 
--*The blind should also be asked while planning 
and projecting an urban area. 
--*All the areas open to public should be replanned 
according to the disabled people.
EMPLOYMENT PROBLEMS 
 Constitutionally in a workplace , which has a 
number of workers between 50-100, at least 2 
percent of number have to be allowed to work. 
 If the employer has more than one hundred 
workers, he has to allow 3 percent of the 
number. Nevertheless, the rates are not sufficient. 
STRATEGIES: 
 The workplaces which have an obligation 
to employ the disabled people should be 
controlled and also,the rate should be 
promoted to raise. 
 The rights given to the employers of the 
disabled should be reported to other 
employers. 
 Courses by the Public Education 
Management should be supplied and 
enhanced. 
 The rates of employing disabled people 
should be enhanced. 
 For them, new projects on having job 
should be done.
WOMEN PROBLEMS 
• Domestic Violence 
• Social and Cultural Pressure 
• Gender Discrimination in Education 
• Lack of right to work 
• Discrimination in the office and 
injustice incomes.
Domestic Violence 
• In the world, 1 of every 3 women is exposed to domestic 
violence at least once in her life. In Turkey, this rate is higher 
in accordance with other developed countries. Nearly half of 
the women throughout Turkey are exposed toviolence. 
• According to the experts, the rate of the women who are 
exposed to physical violence by their husbands or ex-husbands 
is 39%. This rate steps up onto 97% in the suburbs. 
The rate of the women who can not tell anybody of the 
violence they had is 48,5%. The rate of the ones who can not 
apply to any foundation including non-govermental 
organization, police or attorney generalship is 92%.
Social and Cultural 
Pressure 
• In Turkey, traditions and religious beliefs limit 
women’s behaviours, clothes and life styles. 
• Religious beliefs and traditions impose women to 
wear properly, to live under the protection of a 
man and not to go out much. Women are grown 
up in the way that they can not stand on their own 
feet. Thereby, they are kept away from education 
and work life.
Gender Discrimination in 
Education 
There are nearly 1 million children who 
aren’t sent to school although they are at 
the age of school. The difference between 
genders is 7% in schooling at primary 
education level. That means, the number 
of the girls who don’t go to school is 
600.000 more than the boys’ number at 
the same situation. 
The most important obstacle for girls’ 
education is traditional prejudice of 
parents which prioritises sons. Most 
parents see working at home and 
marriage more important than 
education when it comes to 
daughters.
Lack of right to work 
• Although it is illegal, at present there 
are women working in hard labour. 
• Women are seen as cheap labour 
force so they earn less than the men 
who do the same work. 
• Women are exposed to gender 
discrimination at in the office. 
Discrimination in the office and income injustice 
• Because of many reasons ,some women aren’t aloowed to 
work. The most important ones are: 
• Men don’t want women to earn their own money and have 
economic freedom. 
• There are a lot of work to do at home for women.
STRATEGIES- AND 
SOLUTIONS 
• In Turkey, there aren’t enough foundations and 
organizations which deal with women’s problems. 
• Women organizations need to spread to the base 
by following active politics. 
• Participation of women to the work world, policy 
and management should be encouraged by 
applying woman quota. 
• Women rights matter should take place in 
education.
OUR VOLUNTEER WORK
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Tk how to activate european citizenship

  • 1. Learning Active European Citizenship (Turkey)
  • 2. How to Activate European Citizenship Problems of; CHİLDREN DİSABLED PEOPLE WOMEN
  • 3. WHO ARE THE DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN? THEY ARE; 1. WORKING CHILDREN 2. STREET CHILDREN 3. THE CHILDREN BEING EXPOSED TO VIOLENCE
  • 4. WORKING CHILDREN Nineteen percent of children and yougsters , who are between 6 and 19 , who form about the nineteen million of the Turkey’s population have been working . Those kids work as a child-labour in different sectors especially in farming. STRATEGIES:  In planning the services and resources , the needs for growing and participating of kids into society should be considered.  Regular services for removing the socio-economic difficulties should be provided as a solution for the families.  It is a must that the unqualified ones in the family should be formed as qualified.  Non-governmental organizations should cooperate actively about child-labour , which may create sensibility and possessiveness among larger parts of society
  • 5. STREET CHILDREN  In our country , in big cities it is estimated that thousands of kids , who escape from familial violence,pressure and abuse,try to find the salvation on the streets.  According to the searches ,the 77 percent of the kids aged between 12-15 and the 19 percent of the kids aged between 6-11 live mainly on the streets.  Most of the kids belong to the families who are at the level of sub-socio economics.  Among those kids the usage of cigarette is widespread.They show bad sides of life such as sniffing thinner or glue ,theft, prostitution ,pick-pocketing,etc.  The kids who live on the streets are under the risks of getting in the hazard habit of all.In this case they are risky not only for themselves but also for the parts of all society.
  • 6. STRATEGIES  The policies should be formed to strengthen the family care instead of Institution Care.  Giving education to raise the awareness of abuse and negligence for family members.  Supporting more functional systems in family planning.  Banning the written and visual media which pervert the social values.  A local monitoring system should be formed in order to early-realize the risks on kids.
  • 7. CHILDREN WHO ARE EXPOSED TO VIOLENCE  Some of the kids who live in Turkey are surrounded by violence.Even it has local features this matter isin’t merely special to Turkey.  Recent researches indicate that 60 percent of kids in Turkey are physically punished by their parents.  Depending on type of violence and its frequency , violence also badly affects the kids’ stating abilities,school performances,being social and generally emotional health.
  • 8. STRATEGIES  Regular data and follow-up system about violence should be formed.  Since violence generally occurs in family environment, people should be educated.  If the parents commit violence to their children ,the battered- kids can temporarily be settled in a Social Service Children Institution.  If the parents keep commiting violence , even they are warned , they may be fined.
  • 9. CHILD PROTECTIVE SERVICES  In our country, the large part of responsibilities in child protection area is the responsibility of Social Services and Child Protection Institution. Child Care Centre model is commonly implemented; however,Family Care model has lately been studied on.  Non-governmental organizations and other institutions have been busy with such studies.  Some projects are being implemented to put away child-labour by the Minister of Child-Labour and Social Security.  Turkey Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction has been maintaining its studies since 2007.  General Directorate of Family and Social Researches have been doing some researches on violence in family.
  • 10. THE DISABLED PEOPLE AND THE PROBLEMS 1. EDUCATION 2. PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT AND TRANSPORTATION 3. EMPLOYMENT
  • 11. THE DISABLED PEOPLES’ RATES IN The proportion of disability, 2002 A. Toplam- B. Erkek- C. Kadın Total disabled population TURKEY Orthopedically, seeing, hearing, speaking and mentally disabled population Population having chronic illnesses A B C A B C A B C Türkiye-Turkey 12,2 9 11,10 13,45 2,58 3,05 2,12 9,70 8,05 11,33
  • 12. 1. EDUCATION  For the disabled people, one of the most important obstacles laying before them to become integrated with public is the matter of education.  In all countries ,the education system is primarly prepared for the abled ones of the population.  In our country, the education expenses of the disabled children are covered by the State. STRATEGIES:  For the disabled students ergonomic chairs and desks should be allocated considering their handicapped condition.  Giving them scholarship should be encouraged and enhanced .  The quality of education and service in the rehabilitation centers should be raised and the control be enhanced.
  • 13. STRATEGIES --*Disabled and abled students should be encouraged to become friendly. --*All sports facilities belong to the State Institutions and Organizations should be arranged for utilizing of disabled individuals . --*They have to be encouraged about taking part in competitions both nationally and internationally. --*While designing educational programmes it should be considered to fit for the disabled citizens.
  • 14. PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT AND TRANSPORTATION --*Child and adult disabled people have a limited way of a daily routine urbanized life. In our cities physical conditions are insufficient for the disabled people. --* We have regulations about transportation and environment in our laws but, nevertheless, we have boredom with the implementations. STRATEGIES: --*The pavements should be cobbled for the blind. --* Enhancing the public transport vehicles which are suitable for the wheelchairs. --*Public elevators should be costructed or reconstructed for the blind’s utilization. --* Entrance and exit of the governmental institutions should be suitable for them. --*The blind should also be asked while planning and projecting an urban area. --*All the areas open to public should be replanned according to the disabled people.
  • 15. EMPLOYMENT PROBLEMS  Constitutionally in a workplace , which has a number of workers between 50-100, at least 2 percent of number have to be allowed to work.  If the employer has more than one hundred workers, he has to allow 3 percent of the number. Nevertheless, the rates are not sufficient. STRATEGIES:  The workplaces which have an obligation to employ the disabled people should be controlled and also,the rate should be promoted to raise.  The rights given to the employers of the disabled should be reported to other employers.  Courses by the Public Education Management should be supplied and enhanced.  The rates of employing disabled people should be enhanced.  For them, new projects on having job should be done.
  • 16. WOMEN PROBLEMS • Domestic Violence • Social and Cultural Pressure • Gender Discrimination in Education • Lack of right to work • Discrimination in the office and injustice incomes.
  • 17. Domestic Violence • In the world, 1 of every 3 women is exposed to domestic violence at least once in her life. In Turkey, this rate is higher in accordance with other developed countries. Nearly half of the women throughout Turkey are exposed toviolence. • According to the experts, the rate of the women who are exposed to physical violence by their husbands or ex-husbands is 39%. This rate steps up onto 97% in the suburbs. The rate of the women who can not tell anybody of the violence they had is 48,5%. The rate of the ones who can not apply to any foundation including non-govermental organization, police or attorney generalship is 92%.
  • 18. Social and Cultural Pressure • In Turkey, traditions and religious beliefs limit women’s behaviours, clothes and life styles. • Religious beliefs and traditions impose women to wear properly, to live under the protection of a man and not to go out much. Women are grown up in the way that they can not stand on their own feet. Thereby, they are kept away from education and work life.
  • 19. Gender Discrimination in Education There are nearly 1 million children who aren’t sent to school although they are at the age of school. The difference between genders is 7% in schooling at primary education level. That means, the number of the girls who don’t go to school is 600.000 more than the boys’ number at the same situation. The most important obstacle for girls’ education is traditional prejudice of parents which prioritises sons. Most parents see working at home and marriage more important than education when it comes to daughters.
  • 20. Lack of right to work • Although it is illegal, at present there are women working in hard labour. • Women are seen as cheap labour force so they earn less than the men who do the same work. • Women are exposed to gender discrimination at in the office. Discrimination in the office and income injustice • Because of many reasons ,some women aren’t aloowed to work. The most important ones are: • Men don’t want women to earn their own money and have economic freedom. • There are a lot of work to do at home for women.
  • 21. STRATEGIES- AND SOLUTIONS • In Turkey, there aren’t enough foundations and organizations which deal with women’s problems. • Women organizations need to spread to the base by following active politics. • Participation of women to the work world, policy and management should be encouraged by applying woman quota. • Women rights matter should take place in education.