Instagram's 'Women Supporting Women' Challenge Inadvertently Brings Awareness to Turkish Femicide
However, women in Turkey and beyond are now sharing black-and-white photos to raise awareness about femicide using the hashtag #İstanbulSözleşmesiYaşatır, in reference to the Istanbul Convention, a treaty created to combat violence against women in Europe. According to
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