
The prosecutor announced his opinion in the case where AKUT Foundation President Nasuh Mahruki is on trial.
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Nasuh Mahruki has been detained for approximately 2 months due to his social media posts.
AKUT Foundation President Nasuh Mahruki, who has been detained for about 2 months due to his social media post, appeared before the judge.
Following the defense statements at the hearing held at the Bakırköy 57th Criminal Court of First Instance, the prosecutor announced his opinion.
PROSECUTOR ASKED FOR PUNISHMENT
Stating that it was seen that the words theater and play were not mentioned in Mahruki's post, the prosecutor said, "Nevertheless, the detection of the post resulted in TCK 216 and TCK 218 crimes" and asked for Mahruki to be punished.
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