Aysenur’s fight continues: “there is no before or after”

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Aysenur’s fight continues: “there is no before or after”

"If I stopped her from going, it would be preventing her from who she really was." Family members of Aysenur Ezgi Eygi, a Turkish American activist killed by Israeli forces in September, reflect on a week of advocacy in Washington DC, speaking to lawmakers and the State Department to demand transparency and a US-led investigation into her killing. They tell TRT world they are committed to seeking justice for her for as long as it takes.