Turkey abolished the permission for 27.400 people working in the field of education, reported Reuters with reference to the education minister Ismet Yilmaz. Earlier was reported on suspension of 15.200 employees.
"The 27.424 employees working in offices and schools as part of a" parallel government structure ", canceled permits to work," he said, explaining that these people will not be allowed back to work in the public or private institutions.
"Parallel structure" is a term used by Turkish government officials to refer to the followers of Imam Fetulah Gulen in state institutions. Ankara states that he organized rebellion in Turkey, which occurred on the night of July 16th. After the coup attempt were detained for more than 25,000 people, including 13,000 people were arrested; 74,000 people’s passports were canceled. -02D-
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