
CHP Diyarbakır Deputy Sezgin Tanrıkulu visited Marmara Prison in Silivri and criticized the judicial processes.
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As a member of parliament with a background as a lawyer, Sezgin Tanrıkulu continues to criticize the judicial processes and prison conditions in Türkiye.
NEW Party Diyarbakır Deputy Sezgin Tanrıkulu visited Silivri Prison.
Tanrıkulu said in his statement in front of the prison:
"I visited our friends in prison. I try to express the lawlessness and injustice taking place here at every opportunity. However, we are faced with a new lawlessness and a new judicial disaster every day. Today, Sunday, I spent some of my work in prison. The issue is this: I am a member of parliament. Before becoming a member of parliament, I was an active lawyer. I was a criminal lawyer, I worked in the field of human rights law, I worked in human rights associations and institutions, I worked in lawyers' organizations and I was the President of the Diyarbakır Bar Association. I have never been this much. I don't remember visiting so many prisons or attending so many hearings when I was an active and professional lawyer.
However, unfortunately, the last 10 years of the AK Party were mostly filled with operations and unlawful acts. As a member of parliament, my field of duty is the environment in which I was elected; Diyarbakır, its problems and demands. Türkiye; Türkiye's problems. Parliament; To audit the government, take part in commissions, prepare legislative proposals, parliamentary questions, prepare research proposals and assist in the solution of these problems. But as MPs, a significant part of our work is spent in prisons and courts."
"WHAT CAN WE DO IN PRISON THIS SUNDAY?"
Emphasizing that all of the cases are political cases, Tanrıkulu said, "The reason why the investigations were initiated may be another article in the law. But there is no need to make judgments. There is no need to say 'These cases are not political'. All of the cases are political. Our friends inside are also in prison for political reasons. We are visiting them."
Tanrıkulu concluded his words as follows:
"Unfortunately, this is the vision and environment that the AK Party has put in Türkiye. Imprisoning people, making them face judicial pressure and harassment, victimizing them, and maintaining their power in this way. Otherwise, what can we do in Silivri, Marmara Prison, on this Sunday? Our place of business is our election circles, the problems and demands of the people. But injustice has ultimately become the most important issue of Türkiye. Be sure that we will change this order. This injustice, this lawlessness will also be the end of the AK Party government."

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