
The platform stated that the promises made after the 48-day protest in Ankara were not kept, and if no concrete steps are taken, they will restart the protests in November.
Private Martyrs and Veterans Platform, which protested in Ankara for 48 days, stated that the promises made for October were not kept and announced that they would start protests in November if concrete steps are not taken.
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Private Martyrs and Veterans Platform carried out civil rights protests in Ankara for 48 days.
Private Martyrs and Veterans Platform, which announced their search for personal rights to the public with their 48-day protests in Ankara, once again called on the authorities to meet their demands. The platform announced that despite the promise that the necessary steps would be taken in October, no concrete response has been made yet.
LET THE PROMISES BE KEPT
In the press release, it was stated that Chief Advisor to the President Oktay Saral promised that the demands would be evaluated and the necessary steps would be taken in October. In the statement, it was stated that we acted with the expectation of dialogue and solution in this process, but there was no development despite the end of October approaching.
ACTIONS IN NOVEMBER
The platform announced that if no concrete steps are taken by the end of October and a positive response is not received from the competent authorities, it will start democratic actions as of November. It was emphasized that their aim was to continue their search for rights, to make their voices heard and to show that they are followers of the process.
CONTINUE THE FIGHT
Stating that they do not shy away from dialogue in the struggle for rights that has been going on for years, platform members noted that they will not allow the promises made to go unrewarded. The platform stated that they will continue their struggle in the squares and on different platforms to be the voice of people waiting for justice and solution.
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