The Human Rights Office expresses its concern about the wide arrests and the suppression of protests in Türkiye

These arrests have sparked demonstrations throughout the country that were “illegal ban” in three cities, according to the Commission. She said that more than a thousand people were arrested during the protests, including at least nine of the media workers.

In a statement issued today, Tuesday, the UNHCR spokeswoman Liz Throssl stressed the necessity of release “Immediate and unconditional” For all detainees for their legitimate exercise of their rights.

س In order: “Those who face charges must be treated with dignity. Their rights must be guaranteed to the legal procedures and a fair trial, including their right to use lawyers of their choice.”

Mrs. Tharsil urged the Turkish authorities to ensure the right to freedom of expression and freedom of assembly, in line with international law. “And that the investigation is immediately and comprehensively in the reliable allegations of the illegal use of force against the demonstrators.”