
Evaluating the access ban decisions of the Constitutional Court, Tolga Şirin stated that the Constitutional Court made 30 violation decisions, but they were not taken into account.
Lawyer Tolga Şirin stated that the Constitutional Court made 30 violation decisions regarding internet access blocking, but these decisions were not taken into account.
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The Constitutional Court has previously ruled on violations regarding internet access bans.
While discussions on access ban decisions continue, a remarkable reminder came from lawyer Tolga Şirin.
"The Constitutional Court decided on 30 violations"
Pointing out which access ban decision the Constitutional Court (AYM) ruled as a 'violation', Şirin noted the following in his post on his social media account:
"So far, the Constitutional Court has ruled 30 violations regarding internet access blocking for different reasons. Once again, no one takes the decisions of the Constitutional Court into consideration. The issue of 'non-execution of the decisions of the Constitutional Court' should also be looked at from here."

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