Breaking news... Mansur Yavaş Breaks His Silence on the 'Framework Law': 'What Türkiye Needs Is Not Agreements Behind Closed doors.'
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Breaking news... Making a lengthy statement regarding the "framework law" that will be presented to the Grand National Assembly tomorrow, Ankara Metropolitan Municipality Mayor Mansur Yavaş said, "What Turkey needs is not agreements behind closed doors, but a great social consensus established in front of the nation."
Ankara Metropolitan Municipality Mayor Yavaş said, "Not allowing our consciences to ache with the feeling that injustice has been done to the sacred memories of our martyrs, whose names we have inscribed on our bridges, underpasses and overpasses so that we will never forget them, is one of the most important responsibilities of all of us as citizens of this country."
Ankara Metropolitan Municipality Mayor Mansur Yavaş, who rarely speaks on political issues, made a manifesto-like statement before the vote on the "Terror-Free Turkey" framework law in the Turkish Grand National Assembly. In his comprehensive statement from his X account, Yavaş said: – No one can oppose a peace where the weapons are silenced, but peace cannot be established simply by passing a law; – Justice, social consensus, and trust in the s…
Ankara Metropolitan Municipality (ABB) Mayor Mansur Yavaş, commenting on the ‘framework law’ that will come before the Grand National Assembly of Turkey tomorrow, said, “What Turkey needs is not agreements behind closed doors, but a great social consensus established in front of the nation.” The framework law, titled “Draft Law on Strengthening National Solidarity and Social Integration,” was accepted by the Justice Committee of the Grand Nation…
Ankara Metropolitan Municipality Mayor Mansur Yavaş made a statement regarding the Framework Law draft submitted to the Turkish Grand National Assembly, emphasizing justice and transparency.
Ankara Metropolitan Municipality Mayor Mansur Yavaş issued strong warnings regarding the Framework Law draft submitted to the Turkish Grand National Assembly. Pointing out that the regulation poses serious problems in terms of the Constitution and universal legal principles, Yavaş emphasized that steps taken without addressing the public's concerns would create new crises. Stating that "Peace is not established by enacting laws, its foundation i…
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