rule of law

Written by Kemal Albayrak, Member of Parliament for Kırıkkale (20th–21st Terms)… Following reports that a trustee had also been appointed to Halk TV, the crackdown on the press is being condemned through the usual statements and declarations. But will such rhetoric bring a solution? The government does not care in...
14.10.2026
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Written by Sırrı Er, Former TRT Announcer Justice is not merely refusing to let others do to us what we would not want done to ourselves; it is the ability to protect another person’s rights even when doing so offers us no benefit whatsoever. This is where the real test...
14.10.2026
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Kemal Albayrak, Member of Parliament for Kırıkkale (20th and 21st Terms) and an AKP founding member, writes… If justice and the rule of law cease to function in a country, thieves and those involved in looting no longer have to fear resigning or facing prosecution. Once hierarchical alliances are established,...
04.10.2026
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Former TRT Announcer Sırrı Er wrote… Gold does not lose its value by falling to the ground.And only a true goldsmith knows the worth of gold. A person’s worth cannot be measured by the injustices they have suffered, the oppression they have endured, or the position, livelihood, or freedom taken...
03.10.2026
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Written by Kemal Albayrak, Former Member of Parliament for Kırıkkale (20th–21st Terms) I have a message for this government: Allegations of unlawful practices against the opposition must be examined thoroughly, and the principles of the rule of law must never be abandoned. The opposition, the press, artists, intellectuals and politicians...
03.10.2026
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When I heard about the fund issue, I could not help but think of the people who have faced injustice under executive decrees for years. Because the debate over the unequal application of justice in Türkiye has continued for a long time. In particular, the experiences of people who were...
23.09.2026
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Keep Going! I know. You’re tired of this too. To be honest, so am I. More than tired, perhaps—I’m worn out. It is easy to say those words, but think about what they contain. We have been through difficult times. We have witnessed things that were hard to accept and...
18.09.2026
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When I look at reports that judges, ward officers and inmates were detained in connection with the Kozinoğlu death case, I cannot help but ask myself: Will those who once made unlawful decisions out of obedience, including public officials and judges, eventually have to answer for them in court? Our...
17.09.2026
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If a state intimidates its own citizens instead of protecting their rights, distributes privileges instead of delivering justice, and bends the law according to the will of those in power, can it still be called a “state” or regarded as a source of trust? A state is a political organization...
12.09.2026
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Universality was once regarded as the common standard of morality, law and human values. Today, however, it seems that theft and plunder have also been turned into a kind of universal order. The looters in our country recognize no status or boundaries; they transfer the wealth they have accumulated to...
02.09.2026
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The government is not speaking openly about the policy it is pursuing under the banner of the so-called “solution process.” Instead of clearly saying “general amnesty,” “amnesty for the PKK,” or “conditional amnesty,” it hides behind terms such as “peace process” and “dissolved organization.” The issue is not being expressed...
24.07.2026
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A quest is, in its simplest meaning, the pursuit of something or the determination to reach a goal. It can carry many meanings, but in our time it primarily represents the search for liberation from misrule, injustice, oppression, lawlessness, and countless other forms of wrongdoing. I once visited a relative...
22.07.2026
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