
Sezer, the victim of the incident, wished that the process would be an example for all women.
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Sezer became the victim of an incident on his way home five months ago, and the judicial process against the suspect continues.
Sezer continued as follows:
- He knew me from my primary school years, but I don't know him at all. If I knew him, if I knew this would happen, I would run away. The incident happened while I was going home. I want him to receive the heaviest punishment.
- This decision is very important not only for me but for all women. I hope that the next decision will be a strong precedent that will show how justice will be served regarding violence against women.
Stating that her fears still continue even though five months have passed since the incident, Sezer said, "I want her to receive the heaviest punishment for both myself and all women. I am still afraid. I could not and will not be able to watch the moment of the incident. I cannot see myself or another woman in that state, and I do not want to." he said.

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