In May 2024, Istanbul police arrested 40 individuals, including minors, based on questionable terrorism charges linked to the Gülen Movement. The prosecution's claims rely on coercive statements, vague evidence of social activities, and the use of encrypted communication apps. The case exemplifies Turkey's troubling criminalization of ordinary behaviors and political repression.
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