
The Ministry stated that cases involving violence or risk of violence are followed 24/7 and that cases are intervened by taking into account the rights of the victims.
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The Ministry carries out legal processes within the framework of Law No. 6284 on the Protection of Family and Prevention of Violence Against Women.
Stating that cases involving violence or risk of violence are monitored on a 24/7 basis by the Ministry of Family and Social Services, he said, "When deemed necessary, we intervene in cases by taking into account the rights of the victims. We contribute to the protection of victims' rights with the participation of our Ministry lawyers in the cases." expressions were used.
A post was shared about the work of the General Directorate of Legal Services on the ministry's social account. In the statement, it was stated that the General Directorate continues its activities as an expert unit that carries out legal processes in strong coordination at the center and in 81 provinces, and the following was noted:
"In this context, our Ministry is meticulously carrying out legal processes for the protection of individuals who are subjected to violence or at risk of violence within the framework of the Law No. 6284 on the Protection of the Family and Prevention of Violence Against Women. We will continue to intervene in cases when necessary, taking into account the rights of the victims, and to work determinedly to prevent victimization."
"WE INTERVENE IN CASES BY CONSIDERING THE RIGHTS OF THE VICTIM"
The post also included the following information about the activities carried out by the directorate throughout the country: "We follow cases involving violence or risk of violence on a 24/7 basis. When deemed necessary, we intervene in cases by observing the rights of victims. We contribute to the protection of victims' rights with the participation of our Ministry lawyers in cases. We meticulously examine not only the events that are reflected in the public opinion, but also the cases that we are informed about through different sources in 81 provinces.
We take immediate action in cases involving violence or danger of violence. We carry out professional work with our relevant service units. We are following the investigation process. We request to intervene in the case once the indictment is prepared and notified. We actively monitor the hearings and evaluate the cases by participating. "We examine the judgments and apply ordinary and extraordinary legal remedies 'where necessary' against the decisions resulting from the trial."

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The Ministry of Family and Social Services announced that legal processes and involvement in cases for victims of violence are carried out meticulously within the scope of Law No. 6284 on the Protection of the Family and Prevention of Violence Against Women.
The Ministry of Family and Social Services stated that the legal processes within the scope of Law No. 6284 are carried out meticulously in 81 provinces to protect individuals who have been subjected to violence or are at risk of being subjected to violence.

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