Migration and Security: Three Capitals and Three Terrorist Attacks as Reflected in the Press
Migration and Security: Three Capitals and Three Terrorist Attacks as Reflected in the Press

Author(s): Filiz Goktuna Yaylaci, Mine Karakuş Yetkin, Melis Karakuş
Subject(s): Politics, Media studies, Geography, Regional studies, Communication studies, Security and defense, Migration Studies
Published by: Transnational Press London
Keywords: Turkey; migration; security; Capitals; terrorist attacks; media; press; ISIS;
Summary/Abstract: On October 10, 2015 a rally named “Peace right now against War, Peace, Labour Democracy” was organized at one of the central squares of Ankara the Capital of Turkey. The gathering place for the rally was at the gate of Central Station. At 10:04 as the crowds gathered and passengers were getting out of the newly arrived train two suicide attacks occurred. The attack was described as the deadliest throughout the history of the Turkish Republic. 103 people lost their lives 246 injured. The attack was claimed by ISIS.

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