Alliance for Shared Values Statement on recent events in Charlottesville

Alliance for Shared Values Statement on recent events in Charlottesville (August 18, 2017) New York – We are deeply saddened by the outpouring of hate that led to violence and claimed three innocent lives and injured nearly 20 others during the protests and counter-protests in Charlottesville, Virginia, on August 12. We join the

AFSV Statement on Rumors about Mr. Gulen’s Residence

AFSV Statement on Rumors about Mr. Gulen’s Residence March 1, 2017– The Alliance for Shared Values rejects the accusation by Mr. Numan Kurtulmus, Deputy Prime Minister of Turkey, that Mr. Fethullah Gulen is planning a move to Canada. Mr. Gulen has not purchased any property in Canada or elsewhere and has no intention of

AFSV Statement on Temporary US Travel and Immigration Ban

AFSV Statement on Temporary US Travel and Immigration Ban New York (February 3, 2017) – The Alliance for Shared Values (AFSV) is fundamentally commitment to universal values that emphasize the inherent dignity of every human person. As an organization committed to peace, democracy and human rights, AFSV believes the temporary travel ban on citizens

AfSV’s response to Turkish Government’s Irresponsible and Desperate Effort to Divert Attention from Lapse of Security Surrounding the Assassination of Russian Ambassador to Turkey

AfSV’s response to Turkish Government’s Irresponsible and Desperate Effort to Divert Attention from Lapse of Security Surrounding the Assassination of Russian Ambassador to Turkey New York (December 22, 2016) –  We categorically deny and protest Turkish Government officials’ allegations trying to link the assassin of Russian ambassador to Turkey with Mr. Gulen or

AfSV Statement on Turkish Government’s Arrest of HDP Parliamentarians

AfSV Statement on Turkish Government’s Arrest of HDP Parliamentarians Erdogan’s Persecutions Underscore Authoritarian Slide New York (November 9, 2016) – The Alliance for Shared Values is deeply concerned about the arrests of nine members of Turkish Parliament from the pro-Kurdish People’s Democratic Party (HDP), including the party’s co-chairs Mr. Selahattin Demirtas and Ms.

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