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Women walk behind a campaign poster of Turkish President and candidate for his reelection Recep Tayyip Erdogan in Istanbul on May 22, 2023, ahead of on May 28 Turkey’s presidential run-off. The removal of religious restriction in the mostly Muslim but officially secular republic turned the Turkish Islamic-rooted leader into a hero among Turkey's conservatives. His support among housewives, who now have the legal right to stay veiled at school and work, reached 60 percent in the last election in 2018, according to an Ipsos survey, nearly eight points above his national vote. (Photo by Yasin AKGUL / AFP)
2023-05-22
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