But the 'extreme interpretations of secularism' (the same way many people in France interpret it) are the ones, the constitutional court in Turkey is enforcing.
Everybody voting for the AKP is clearly an enemy of the constitution. Why is a party with a 2/3 majority in the parliament suing its own country on the European court of human rights as it happened some years ago?
The Turkish constitution is clearly not democratic - see the non-control over the military, which is using its power to promote specific parties. Do you really think Turks don't want to have a democracy? (Yes, there are a lot of Turks, who don't want, but that are the secularists, not the AKP people)

Most things I have ever heard of that the AKP has asked for in terms of religious freedom are legal in Germany. As far as I know, we are not an islamic theocracy.

Gemach, gemach