Summary
The European Parliament calls for a temporary freeze on EU accession negotiations with Turkey due to concerns over human rights violations and the rule of law following the 2016 coup attempt. 10 24.11.2016
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human rights
political party
public administration
international relations
Key points
- The European Parliament strongly condemns the disproportionate repressive measures taken in Turkey following the failed military coup attempt in July 2016.
- There is significant concern regarding mass arrests of journalists, members of the judiciary, and opposition politicians from the HDP party.
- The Parliament warns that any reintroduction of the death penalty by the Turkish government would necessitate a formal suspension of the EU accession process.
- A call has been made to initiate a temporary freeze on ongoing accession negotiations with Turkey.
Documents (PDFs)
JOINT MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on EU-Turkey relations
MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on the situation in Turkey
MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on EU-Turkey relations
MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on EU-Turkey relations
MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on EU-Turkey relations
MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on EU-Turkey relations
MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on EU-Turkey relations
MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on EU-Turkey relations
MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on EU-Turkey relations
EU-Turkey relations
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