Can Atalay Has Started a 24-Hour Hunger Strike: 'We've Reached the Breaking point.'
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The Workers' Party of Turkey announced that Can Atalay began a 24-hour hunger strike today, the day the Grand National Assembly of Turkey opened and the new legislative session began. Can Atalay also issued a statement saying, "Today, as we begin the new legislative year, as an elected member of parliament, I once again call upon the Honorable Speaker of the Grand National Assembly to fulfill his duty. Honorable members of parliament, the proced…
Can Atalay, the elected Hatay Member of Parliament who is currently imprisoned, announced that he began a 24-hour hunger strike on October 1st, the start of the new legislative year of the Turkish Grand National Assembly.
The Workers' Party of Turkey (TİP) announced that Hatay MP Can Atalay began a 24-hour hunger strike today, the day the new legislative year of the Turkish Grand National Assembly (TBMM) began. In a message sent from prison, Atalay called on TBMM Speaker Numan Kurtulmuş to fulfill his duty, stating, "In accordance with the Constitutional Court's decision, my name will be re-registered in the parliamentary register."
Can Atalay, a TİP (Workers' Party of Turkey) Hatay MP and lawyer, who is imprisoned in Marmara Prison in Silivri, has started a 24-hour hunger strike. Can Atalay stated during his 24-hour hunger strike: "The situation has reached a critical point." (Medyascope)
The Workers' Party of Türkiye announced that Can Atalay has begun a 24-hour hunger strike today, the start of the new legislative term. Atalay called on the Speaker of the Grand National Assembly to reinstate his name in the parliamentary register, as required by the Constitutional Court's decision.
Can Atalay, who is currently imprisoned, announced that he began a 24-hour hunger strike on October 1st, the start of the new legislative year of the Turkish Grand National Assembly. Atalay stated that his action was undertaken to demand the representation of Hatay, the implementation of Constitutional Court decisions, and the removal of obstacles preventing him from fulfilling his duties as a member of parliament.
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