Congress Ties Turkey Aid to Human Rights Standards
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A bill in Congress proposes conditioning U.S. security support for Turkey on human rights compliance - a straightforward approach that puts American values and strategic interests first. This is exactly the kind of leverage the U.S. should use with allies: support comes with expectations. Rather than writing blank checks to foreign governments, Congress should demand accountability and respect for fundamental rights.
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