The government promises to do everything for EU membership, Economic and Social Council is gathered with employers and employees and the Prime Minister Erdoğan looks for an agreement on 'social security reform' and on the other hand people live in garbage dumps. They say that they were under oppression of state-supported village guards in various villages of Batman and Diyarbakır and they had to leave back houses and fields. Those Kurdish families live in sheds in Isparta's garbage dumps. They find plastic, metal and iron from the garbage and sell them. They also had to wear and eat what they find in it. They have no social security and are face to face with many illnesses.

'They only come to take military attendance'

They have been living there for years but authorities only come for military attendance of the men and before elections. They say that they are under second grade treatment from the government and they want to return to their homeland if conditions turn to better. They spend all their time in the dump and cannot meet their social needs. They cannot go to the city centre if not necessary because they are seen as strange.

There are Fifty Children in the Garbage

There are 50 children in the garbage aged between 0-15, most of which are ill and do not even have IDs. 'We will live in the dump of the EU in the future, nothing will change' they say. They want to go to school.