Turkey

Turkey's overall WokeMeter score is positioned at 30.00, placing it at #110 out of 186 countries globally, and in the 16.1th percentile. This score reflects a low intensity of policy signalling, consistent with its dimension scores, each rated at 30.00. The uniformity across dimensions suggests a static policy environment with limited developments in Western-style progressive policy areas such as corporate DEI mandates, progressive content moderation, and LGBTQIA+ rights. The absence of recent events or major policy shifts indicates a stable but low-intensity policy signalling landscape.

In examining Turkey's dimension scores, we find a consistent pattern across all areas, including Speech & Expression Climate, Institutional DEI Policy Intensity, Education & Curriculum Signalling, Media & Platform Moderation, Legislative/Regulatory Activism, Corporate/Investor Signalling, and Protest & Activism Salience. Each dimension's score reflects a low level of engagement with policies typical of Western democracies, such as gender pay gap reporting or mandatory diversity training. This uniform score suggests a lack of focus or policy development in these areas, resulting in a moderate policy signalling intensity across the board. The external data, such as the Quality of Life and Press Freedom indices, further contextualize this score within a broader socio-political framework that does not prioritize Western progressive policies.