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According to former minister Hüseyin Çelik, " the AK Party is a conservative democratic party the AK Party's conservatism is limited to moral and social issues.
" The Economist characterizes the party as " mildly Islamist " while Reuters refers to the AKP as " Islamist-rooted " and " Islamic-leaning.
" The party objects to the frequent descriptions of it in the Western media as Islamist.
In March 2010 Çelik complained that " in the Western press, when the AK Party administration ... is being named, unfortunately most of the time ' Islamic ,' ' Islamist ,' ' mildly Islamist ,' ' Islamic-oriented ,' ' Islamic-leaning ,' ' Islamic-based ' or ' with an Islamic agenda ,' and similar language is being used.
These characterizations do not reflect the truth, and they sadden us.

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