In Turkiye, 2,659 individuals remain convicted on the basis of judgments that the European Court of Human Rights has found to be unlawful.
— IAHRA Geneva (@iahrageneva) January 6, 2026
Not despite the law, but in violation of it.#RuleOfLaw #HumanRights https://t.co/yBOVgjn2Ki pic.twitter.com/lSSIoJWNJ9
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The IAHRAG Final Report 2024 presents a comprehensive overview of the organisation’s activities, legal advocacy initiatives, and engagement with international human rights mechanisms throughout the reporting period. The report documents IAHRAG’s work before United Nations Treaty Bodies, Special Procedures, and other international monitoring frameworks. The report provides thematic
This index compiles and systematises concluding observations issued by United Nations Treaty Bodies concerning Türkiye between 2022 and 2024. The document is designed as a practical reference tool supporting academic research, legal analysis, policy development, and human rights monitoring. The index categorises recommendations across thematic areas including judicial independence, arbitrary
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