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From bad to worse in Turkey

A philosophy professor will be put on trial.  Note that under Turkish law, insulting the President is an actionable offense.  It is the law, and not necessarily its application in this instance, that is rotten.

UPDATE:   A philosopher in Turkey writes: "I think it might be worth pointing out that Orsan is an important part of Turkish philosophical community – being the person behind 'Philosophy in Assos'":   http://www.philosophyinassos.org/assos.htm.  These events are an important part of Turkish philosophical calendar. Ironically he was supposed to be giving lecture in Assos on 'Freedom, Justice and Courage' and I think this falls on the day they set for his Trial."

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