Summary
The European Parliament condemns the worsening human rights situation in Turkey, calling for the release of political detainees and an end to the misuse of emergency powers. 10 08.02.2018
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civil law
human rights
political party
public administration
international relations
Key points
- Deep concern regarding the deterioration of democracy and the rule of law in Turkey following the 2016 coup attempt.
- The misuse of state of emergency measures to suppress political dissent and peaceful opposition.
- Widespread arbitrary detention and prosecution of journalists, academics, lawyers, and human rights defenders.
- The erosion of judicial independence and the stripping of parliamentary immunity from opposition members.
Documents (PDFs)
JOINT MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on the current human rights situation in Turkey
MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on the current human rights situation in Turkey
MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on the current human rights situation in Turkey
MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on the current human rights situation in Turkey
MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on the current human rights situation in Turkey
MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on the current human rights situation in Turkey
MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on the current human rights situation in Turkey
MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on the current human rights situation in Turkey
MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on the recent human rights situation in Turkey
Current human rights situation in Turkey
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