27.08.2026 11:50
The production of +18 content featuring teacher-student and school scenarios on social media by a former private school teacher has sparked public outrage. Citizens, rebelling against the use of such a sensitive field as education as material for erotic posts, have called on the relevant authorities to immediately investigate and initiate legal proceedings against these accounts that damage the perception of a sacred profession and negatively affect young people.
The uncontrolled growth of social media and the limitless reach of content creation have once again brought public ethics and societal values into question. Most recently, the posts of an individual known by the username "Fidan Hoca," who was stated to have previously worked as a teacher at a private educational institution, were the last straw.
TEACHER-STUDENT RELATIONSHIP IS BEING POLLUTED
In the controversial posts, the use of teaching—a sacred profession—the school environment, and student-teacher dialogue as material for erotic fiction drew harsh criticism from all segments of society. In the evaluations, it was emphasized that such content, even if fictional, damages the dignity of the concept of education and negatively affects the development of young people.
CALL TO AUTHORITIES: MUST NOT BE OVERLOOKED, LEGAL ACTION MUST BE TAKEN
Following the snowballing backlash on social media, concerned citizens and parents called on the Presidency's Directorate of Communications, the Ministry of National Education, and judicial authorities. The public, demanding that necessary investigations be initiated immediately, highlighted the following points:
- Demand for Strict Supervision: The use of such a highly sensitive field as education and training for +18 content on digital platforms must not be allowed.
- Moral and Legal Responsibility: Students and young people must not be exposed to such accessible content; if illegality is determined, necessary criminal and administrative sanctions should be applied against the relevant accounts.
Here are those posts that drew great reaction;