Graduate student Rasheed Abdul prepared an engaging presentation for his peers on human rights practices during the Ottoman Empire. In the presentation, he examined the development and change of human rights in the Ottoman Empire from the Tanzimat Period to the last period.

In his presentation, Rasheed Abdul objectively addressed different perspectives, enabling the audience to better understand the topic. Using historical documents and current research, he emphasized that human rights in the Ottoman Empire is a complex and multifaceted issue.

At the end of the presentation, Rasheed Abdul assessed the legacy of human rights in the Ottoman Empire for the Republic of Turkey today. The audience was very impressed by the presentation and had the opportunity to discuss the topic in more depth by asking questions to Rasheed Abdul.