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Dying to Divorce 

As rates of femicide and domestic abuse soar in Turkey and democratic rights for women are increasingly eroded, a lawyer and her clients bravely risk everything for their freedom by standing up to the government and putting violent men behind bars.
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As rates of femicide and domestic abuse soar in Turkey and democratic rights for women are increasingly eroded, a lawyer and her clients bravely risk everything for their freedom by standing up to the government and putting violent men behind bars.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Chloe Fairweather
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Sinead Kirwan Production, Aldeles AS

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