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Mehmet Tarhan
Mehmet Tarhan (born 1978) was imprisoned for refusing military service in Turkey as a conscientious objector.〔(London Flyer from Refusing to Kill ), accessed June 11, 2006.〕 Tarhan had been sentenced to four years in a military prison for disobedience after refusing to wear a military uniform, a sentence that is evidently the longest ever given for such an offense in Turkey.〔(Author stands trial on charges of turning Turks against military service ) by Susan Fraser, ''The New Anatolian'', via Associated Press, June 8, 2006, Access June 11, 2006.〕 He was released in March 2006 after spending several months in prison. As of 2014, he is a member of the party assembly of the Peoples' Democratic Party and a member of the executive committee of its consultative body Peoples' Democratic Congress.〔http://www.kaosgl.com/sayfa.php?id=17645 Mehmet Tarhan: LGBTİ’ler açısından Rojava’nın ayakta kalması zorunluluk〕
== Life ==
According to Tarhan, he was born into a Kurdish peasant family. At the age of 17 he worked as a government employee in Diyarbakır.〔"(For there was no shelter under which I could hide... )"
Interview with Mehmet Tarhan for the Spanish newspaper ''Diagonal'', January 2005, access June 11, 2006.〕 During this time he worked with KAOS GL (an independent political and cultural LGBT group) and Lambdaistanbul (a LBGT civil society initiative). He also became involved in and supported anti-military efforts. Tarhan credits his sexual and ethnic identity with causing him to question militarism.
During his days in prison he was offered and accepted to join Jury of Conscience of World Tribunal on Iraq
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