SEEKING JUSTICE IS SACRED!

SEEKING JUSTICE IS SACRED!
Publish: 19.10.2026
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Written by Former TRT Announcer Sırrı Er…

To those with beautiful hearts and souls, I wish you health, well-being, and peace, above all, clarity of mind and conscience.

A society that turns a deaf ear to the suffering of others cannot find peace.

Have a bright and beautiful day!

The question is crystal clear:

Among the millions who say they have been victimized, how many are actually seeking justice, apart from a few?

More importantly, how many stand alongside those who seek justice?

Seeking justice is not a struggle waged solely for ourselves. Standing beside those who have suffered injustice is a fundamental requirement of being and remaining human.

Those who remain silent in the face of injustice against others today will find no one standing beside them when their own rights are violated tomorrow.

And they are already failing to find anyone…

There are two forms of oppression.

One commits the oppression; the other consents to it.

Both are oppressors.

It is neither shameful nor a crime for someone who has suffered oppression to seek justice. It is certainly nothing to be embarrassed about. On the contrary, seeking justice means standing up for oneself, one’s dignity, and one’s sense of justice.

Seeking justice is sacred!

Human dignity and honor are inviolable.

Sometimes, standing beside someone does not require grand gestures. A sentence, a single word, a gesture of support, a voice raised in solidarity—even refusing to remain silent in the face of injustice—can mean a great deal.

Let us not forget: Remaining silent in the face of injustice does not eliminate it. It only contributes to its continuation.

Do not be among those who oppress, nor among those who consent to oppression.

Do not become complicit in oppression!

The cries of the oppressed will not go unanswered; you will drown in the tears of the innocent.

An inevitable end…

History has demonstrated this time and again.

Wherever there is an oppressed or victimized person, I stand by them without discrimination. For years, I have tried to do so to the best of my ability, as far as my words and actions allow.

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