A university student who was detained for participating in a protest organized by Solidarity Association of Prisoners’ Families (TAYAD) in Ankara on Saturday was apparently harassed by a police officer during detention as captured by an observer’s camera.
The photos were posted on Twitter by purged teacher and activist Acun Karadağ.
In reaction to the incident, main opposition deputy Sezgin Tanrıkulu tweeted that it was a shame and that the police officer should be immediately dismissed and investigated.
Deputy from People’s Democratic Party(HDP) Ömer Faruk Gergerlioğlu on Monday submitted a parliamentary question to Vice President Fuat Oktay asking what measures were taken after the incident.
Dropping a hint on the infamous February 28 process, an era in recent Turkish history, during which the military backed staunch secularists violated basic human rights of veiled women, Gergerlioğlu asked if the Islamist government would make an official statement on the incident or not. (SCF with turkishminute.com)
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