Turkish Prison Imposes 6-Month Visitation Ban on Activist Jailed Ahead of NATO Summit - Stockholm Center for Freedom
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Turkish prison imposes 6-month visitation ban on activist jailed ahead of NATO summit - Stockholm Center for Freedom
A Turkish prison has banned an activist jailed in a crackdown ahead of July’s NATO summit in Ankara from family visits for six months, the latest restriction reported among members of a left-wing youth group held since the operations, the Sendika.Org news website reported. Berkay Ustabaş, an advisory board member of the Revolutionary Youth Associations […]
The Travel News Center reports that Berkay Ustabaş, a member of the Advisory Board of Revolutionary Youth Associations, who has been detained in Marmara (Silivri) No. 2 Prison since July 8th on the grounds of security measures before the NATO summit, has been given a 6-month ban on visits with his relatives. It has been learned that the ban, imposed by the prison administration, was justified by turning off the cameras in his cell. The article, …
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