The case file has been completed and he proceeded with the appeal to the competent authority of Turkey and then to court, Deputy Secretary General of the Independence Road, Munur Rahvandzioglu, who was recently banned by Turkey from entering the country.
As reported in the occupied territories, a statement from the Independence Road said that Rahvandzioglu is being represented in these proceedings in Turkey by lawyers from the NGO "Halkevleri" association. The case was handled by the association's legal affairs secretary, Serjian Aran, a lawyer, and central committee member Mustafa Emberlikose.
The objection to the entry ban on Munur Rahvandzioglu on the grounds of the N82 Code was filed with the Immigration Directorate of the Turkish Ministry of Interior.
The objection, according to the Independence Road statement, states that Rahvandzioglu's freedom of movement was unlawfully impeded by Turkey's administrative practice despite the absence of an investigation, indictment, arrest warrant or conviction in Turkey. This act (banning him from entering the country), the complaint added, violated the European Convention on Human Rights and Freedom of Movement and an explanation was requested. Furthermore, it was requested to annul or revoke this decision and it was noted that if no written reply is given within one month, legal action will be taken.
The NGO "Halkevleri" is a non-governmental organisation with the status of a "public benefit association" in Turkey that has been active for decades in defending and expanding the rights of housing, health, education, environment, women and people with disabilities. It offers free legal services and advice to a wide range of people who are subject to restriction or violation of their rights.
Independence Road did what the opposition in "parliament" should have done, comments Avroupa today, which has the case of Mounut Rahvandzioglu as the main subject of its front page.
Source: KYPE
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