Protests Against the Ezgi Apartment Ruling Continue in Front of the Ministry of Justice.
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HaberlerDöne Kaya, spokesperson for the Platform for Families Seeking Justice, continues to protest in front of the Ministry of Justice against the 8-year prison sentences and subsequent release of the defendants in the Ezgi Apartment case, who were tried for "manslaughter with possible intent." Kaya stated that the Kahramanmaraş Chief Public Prosecutor's Office appealed the decision, but this appeal was rejected by the Kahramanmaraş 4th High Criminal C…
In the Ezgi Apartment case in Kahramanmaraş, where 35 people lost their lives, the decision to release the pastry shop owners, who were facing 876 years in prison each for allegedly cutting columns, after only 8 years, continues to draw criticism. The appeal against the release decision was rejected, and the case was sent to the Kahramanmaraş 5th High Criminal Court. Döne Kaya, spokesperson for the Platform for Families Seeking Justice, protesti…
Döne Kaya, spokesperson for the Platform of Families Seeking Justice, is protesting the 8-year prison sentences and subsequent release of the defendants in the Ezgi Apartment case, who were being tried for "manslaughter with possible intent."
In the Ezgi Apartment case in Kahramanmaraş, where 35 people lost their lives, the prosecution's appeal against the release of two defendants who were sentenced to 8 years in prison each was rejected.
The release of the pastry shop owners who caused the deaths of 35 people by cutting a column in the Ezgi Apartment building was protested in front of the Ministry of Justice. The families reacted to the decision by showing the press photographs of those responsible with politicians.
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