Hunger strike leaves behind a month
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- 16:07 26/12/2020
Prisoners entered the 30th day of hunger strike against isolation and violations of their rights.
Prisoners entered the 30th day of hunger strike against isolation and violations of their rights.
Stating that Erdoğan not recognizing the decision of the ECtHR means 'Turkey is no longer a state recognizing the rule of law, therefore we do not recognize the ECtHR decision', İstanbul Bar Association former Chair Turgut Kazan said Erdoğan is committing a constitutional crime.
The legal process regarding the Roboski Massacre, which is said to not disappear in the "tunnels of Ankara", is working backwards. While the perpetrators are being acquitted, there are countless law suits against the villagers two of whom are currently behind bars.
One of the attorneys of ÖHD, Muhittin Muğuç made a call to the Ministry of Justice regarding the isolation on PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan and the violations of rights in prison and said, "Fulfill the existing legislations regarding the prisons."
The attorneys of HDP former Co-Chair Figen Yüksekdağ applied to the Ankara 16th High Criminal Court for her release, citing the ECtHR decision on Selahattin Demirtaş as a precedent.
Police has taken Jinnews reporter Gulistan Azak into custody in Pertek, Dersim.
HDP Provincial Co-chair Cemal Akar was detained during a raid on his home in Ağrı.
Stating that people can not be arrested before they are heard according to the CMK, but the DTK Co-Chair Leyla Güven was arreested with a decision in her absence, Güven's attorney Serdar Çelebi said the decision is a legal scandal.
The sit in initiated by the Shengal people to support the Êzidixan Asayish (Public Security) continues on its 23rd day.
The indictment against our reporter Dindar Karataş who being held in Erzurum Type H Closed Prison was prepared. The prosecutor seeks up to 15 years of prison sentence for Karataş who is accused of the news he wrote regarding torture and isolation.
The hunger strike launched by the prisoners in differen prisons enters 28th day. 7 prisoners from Van joins the action.
Serhat Güzel and Vedat Bayram who were held responsible from the death of two police officers without any concrete evidence have been released from prison after 5 years and 2 months imprisonment.
"The judgment demonstrates how the Erdoğan presidency weaponizes detention and prosecution to remove opponents from the political scene and threatens free democratic debate,” says HRW's Europe and Central Asia Director Williamson.
The European top court has ruled for the immediate release of the politician.
Journalist Can Dündar was sentenced in absentia to 18 years and nine months in prison for "espionage" and to a further eight years and nine months for "supporting terrorism".