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Mehmet Uçum Offers a Comprehensive Assessment of the 'Right to Hope': 'It's Not Release, and It's Certainly Not amnesty.'
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Mehmet Uçum, Chief Advisor to the President and Deputy Chairman of the Presidential Legal Policies Board, provided a comprehensive assessment of the regulation, which is being debated in the public sphere as the "right to hope."
Presidential Chief Advisor Mehmet Uçum stated that FETÖ members would also benefit from any regulation regarding the right to hope, arguing that the right to hope refers to conditional release and therefore does not require regulation.
Mehmet Uçum, Chief Advisor to AKP President Erdoğan, made another written statement regarding the right to hope, which is on the agenda within the scope of the "Turkey Without Terror" process. Uçum stated, "The right to hope is not an amnesty. More importantly, the right to hope is not an independent right, but another way of expressing the possibility of conditional release." He also reminded that PKK leader Abdullah Öcalan would fall under the…
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