‘Come on’: Social media users urge Parliament to have an emergency meeting on fires
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It was nearly a month ago when several social media started tweeting messages under the hashtag #HADİ, which means "Come on" and is abbreviation of the words "We want rights, justice and democracy" in Turkish, and expressed their shared demands for rights in the face of several issues and developments such as plunder, unemployment, poverty, the mafia order, the current state of universities and party closures, among many others.
The hashtag #HADİ has once again become a trending topic on Twitter in Turkey, this time in the context of forest fires across the country.
Making a call for serving justice, eliminating losses of rights and establishing democracy, social media users have also urged the Parliament to have an emergency meeting to discuss the issue of fires.
Several writers, journalists and academics have also supported the social media campaign. Some of these messages are as follows:
#Ormanlarİçin Olağanüstü Eylem Çağrımızdır!
— 350 Ankara (@350ankara) July 31, 2021
#Hadihttps://t.co/ByrkGdXD59 pic.twitter.com/2c6YoYJVhc
"This is our call for emergency action for forests!"
Arkadaşlar bugün tek konumuz bu olmalı.
— Onder Algedik +=++ (@OnderAlgedik) August 1, 2021
Mesele ÇOK ciddi, telafisi HİÇ yok. Acil meclisi toplamamız lazım.
İş basit, #Ormanlariçin eylem çağrısı var.
Meclisi bu hafta ve hatta pazartesi toplayalım. #Hadi https://t.co/9IGq63JCLL
"Friends; our only issue must be this today. The issue is VERY serious, there is NO way to make up for this. We need to convene the Parliament urgently.
"It is simple. There is a call for action for forests. Let's convene the Parliament this week or even on Monday (today)."
#Ormanlarİçin Meclis göreve #Hadi https://t.co/PieqLFa0ch
— Hacer Ansal (@HacerAnsal) July 31, 2021
"Parliament to duty for forests. Come on."
(HA/SD)