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Can justice truly exist when people are forced to take turns guarding for water in a village whose fountain has run dry? Kemal Tahir once said, “They say justice is the foundation of the state; that is true. But when justice serves the powerful, the state begins to rot.” At...
31.08.2026
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For some, the pursuit of justice in these lands is a futile endeavor. They reinforce this hopelessness with examples. I know that this is how things are in this part of the world. Nevertheless, if we continue to speak of justice, law, and democracy with friends like you, while preserving...
20.08.2026
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Sabahattin Ali once said: “There are some people who fit themselves into every mold and turn with every wind. They have no character of their own; they have only their interests.” A corrupt regime has destroyed these values as well. Anyone who stands against a corrupt system, and defends freedom,...
17.08.2026
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Political Scientist Prof. Doğu Ergil highlights the weakening relationship between justice and morality and draws attention to a growing trust crisis in modern societies.
31.05.2026
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The Council of Europe’s Committee of Ministers, which monitors the implementation of ECtHR judgments, has announced the leading cases under enhanced supervision. Do violations persist? Details in our report.
02.05.2026
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Following the ECHR’s rulings on ByLock, the first acquittal has been issued. The prosecutor stated that ByLock alone cannot be used as evidence of membership.
28.04.2026
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Lawyer Hatice Yıldız announced that she will use AI-generated analyses in criminal defense cases. This announcement has reignited debates on law and technology.
26.04.2026
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I would like to share two striking historical examples that make us question why justice has been left “orphaned.” In 399 BC, in Athens—the heart of democracy—there was a thinker named Socrates. This man, who elevated questioning, reason, and curiosity, was accused of “corrupting the youth” and was executed by...
22.04.2026
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