Ankara-Sana
A number of Turkish parties have filed criminal complaints against the President of the Turkish regime, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, for insulting the Kizi Park demonstrators in 2013.
Turkish newspaper Zaman reported that Izmir Republican People's Party (CHP) parliamentarian Sevda Erdan Kilic filed a lawsuit with the Ankara Court and filed a criminal complaint against Erdogan because of his statements.
“If the judges who got on the AKP boat do not fulfill the requirements of the law against Erdogan who curses people and incites them to hatred, enmity and insults, they are committing the same crimes,” Kilic said.
In turn, the lawyers of the People's Liberation Party submitted to the Turkish Public Prosecutor's Office a criminal complaint in which it was stated that Erdogan had committed crimes of insult and inciting people to hatred, hostility or humiliation. social.
For his part, CHP spokesman Faik Oztrak said that Turkey has reached a stage in which Erdogan insults his people, noting that the Turkish people are waiting for the polls to make the head of the Turkish regime "leave with all the slanders and insults."
Yesterday, the Turkish regime police arrested dozens of demonstrators who tried to gather in Taksim Square in Istanbul on the occasion of the ninth anniversary of the Kizi Park protests.
The popular protests erupted in 2013 with gatherings and sit-ins held by Turkish youth to denounce the policies and authoritarian practices of President Erdogan, demanding him to resign. However, Erdogan’s agencies suppressed these protests by force and put large numbers of opponents in their detention.
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