I have visited Türkiye once - and I found no discrimination against women.......but I was in a very tourist orientated area of the country!

But I did get some strange looks from men at the airport as I was wearing a top that showed my tummy, tatoo and belly peircing - the sort of strange looks that I would not generally get in England.......

Assuming I manage to learn Türkçe well enough - I intend to explore the country a bit more next time and get away from the tourist areas, at least for a short time. Perhaps then I will get a better idea of 'real' opinions as opposed to those that are driven by a need to make money from visitors.......

It certainly makes more sense to put the company in the locative state than it does to us the ablative state!

If one wants to give prohibitive instructions are these valid forms of expression in Türkçe???

park eden yok
no parking

havlayan yok
no barking

Only the carpet makers find them competitive