AKP/MHP alliance continuous dark politics among a global health crisis. They just voted for the release of criminals, while all opposition politicians, writers, mayors and activists remain in jail.
#Turkey Prisons: Seventeen cases of the novel #coronavirus were found in open prisons in Turkey and three inmates have died of #Covid19@bianet_eng https://t.co/iv5taVp0we
The opinion published by @washingtonpost by Can Dundar (@candundaradasi ), the former editor in chief of the leading Turkish newspaper Cumhuriyet, who now lives in exile, summarizes the case and topic of the tag
#COVID19InTurkeysPrisons
https://t.co/EOhLGjTsUC
Today's update on corona virus in Turkey:
- 56,956 cases
- 1,198 deaths
There is a high risk of spread of the virus in the prisons.
An action should be taken immediately to protect the right to life of the innocents kept in jails.
#COVID19InTurkeysPrisons
The grave injustice lies here:
While the bill would allow the release of a prisoner who was held with the crime of corruption, a university student who called Erdogan a 'thief' will not be released.
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#COVID19InTurkeysPrisons is a tag the people of Turkey started as a reaction against the law the Turkish parliament is debating on.
The amnesty bill aims the release of 90,000 criminals.
However, 'political prisoners' are excluded from this package.
The Turkish Parliament is adapting a bill that will release almost 1/3rd of the prisoners. But, the ones who are held in jails just because of their political 'thoughts' are not up for amnesty.
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#SOKAĞACIKMAYASAĞI#lockdown
We are the first and probably the only country who helped covid-19 to spread in 2 hours by announcing 2 days lockdown in 31 cities. People went to streets to buy foods just before midnight. Authorities announce the lockdown late in the evening.
Thirty-two bar associations in Turkey, including those in Istanbul and the capital Ankara, issued a joint statement calling for immediate action for prisoners in Turkey in light of the coronavirus outbreak. https://t.co/iBq8nfGlX5
My latest for @euronews on the first push-back trial of a Turkish asylum seeker -currently in jail back in Turkey- suing the responsible Greek authorities with the presentation of audiovisual shreds of evidence. #Evros#RefugeesGR https://t.co/U2jOwPpAF4
BREAKING: Selami Simsek is being kept at a migration-center in Karrec, 25 km from Tirana. His father will file a request to see him. 20 individuals arrested last night while waiting around Simsek's vehicle were released this morning.
A Turkish asylum seeker, Selami Simsek, is reportedly being deported to Turkey by Albania. #HappeningNow He is currently being held in a white van in front of the Interior Ministry.
Latest update: A friend of Selami Simsek said they watched the white van headed to the airport. Apparently, he will be kept at the police headquarter at the airport to be deported tonight.
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