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Pre-trial detention over Bylock use violates applicants’ rights: ECtHR

Pre-trial detention over Bylock use violates applicants’ rights: ECtHR

by TurkeyPurge | Jul 20, 2021 | Int'l Reactions, Today in Crackdown

The European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) has faulted Turkey over the pre-trial detention of a Turkish citizen on account of his alleged use of the ByLock messaging application, a mobile app that the government claims to be the top communication tool among Gulen...
German authorities urge Kyrgyz gov’t to figure out whereabouts of missing educator

German authorities urge Kyrgyz gov’t to figure out whereabouts of missing educator

by TurkeyPurge | Jun 19, 2021 | Int'l Reactions, Today in Crackdown

German authorities has urged the Kyrgyz government to figure out the whereabouts of Orhan İnandı, a Kyrgyz citizen of Turkish origin who is feared to have been abducted by the Turkish Intelligence over alleged Gulen links. Today marks the 16th day of İnandı’s...
U.S. Congressman says İnandı’s abduction “a crime against humanity, democracy”

U.S. Congressman says İnandı’s abduction “a crime against humanity, democracy”

by TurkeyPurge | Jun 16, 2021 | Int'l Reactions, Today in Crackdown

Randy Weber, a member of the United States House of Representatives, has said during a public meeting that the disappearance of Orhan İnandı, a Kyrgyz citizen of Turkish origin who is feared to have been abducted by the Turkish Intelligence, is “a crime against...
Hundreds in Bishkek call on Kyrgyz authorities to locate missing educator

Hundreds in Bishkek call on Kyrgyz authorities to locate missing educator

by TurkeyPurge | Jun 16, 2021 | Int'l Reactions, Today in Crackdown

Dozens of protestors gathered in front of the Prime Ministry in Bishkek on Wednesday to call on Kyrgyz authorities to figure out the whereabouts of Orhan İnandı, a Turkish-Kyrgyz educator who is feared to have been abducted by Turkey’s National Intelligence...
UN Human Rights Committee calls on authorities to locate missing Kyrgyz educator

UN Human Rights Committee calls on authorities to locate missing Kyrgyz educator

by TurkeyPurge | Jun 14, 2021 | Int'l Reactions

UN Human Rights Committee calls has called on the Kyrgyz authorities to take all measure to locate and guarantee the physicals and mental integrity of Orhan İnandı, a Kyrgyz citizen of Turkish origin who is feared to have been abducted by Turkey’s National...
UN Human Rights Committee calls on authorities to locate missing Kyrgyz educator

Human rights activists say İnandı might end up as Jamal Khashoggi

by TurkeyPurge | Jun 9, 2021 | Int'l Reactions

Several leading journalists and human rights activists around the world believe that illegal detention of Orhan İnandı in building housing the Turkish embassy in Bishkek may end up as another “Khashoggi situation.” İnandı, a Turkish citizen who is feared...
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