US EditionDisabled former Turkish police officer denied critical MS treatment in prison, lawmaker says - Stockholm Center for Freedom
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Disabled former Turkish police officer denied critical MS treatment in prison, lawmaker says - Stockholm Center for Freedom
Mehmet Hanifi Emeç, a disabled former police officer who developed multiple sclerosis in prison, has been left without vital medication for nine months, raising fears for his life and fueling concerns over prisoner healthcare in Turkey’s overcrowded prisons, according to an opposition lawmaker. According to the TR724 news website, Emeç, 46, is largely bedridden and dependent on a wheelchair. He requires a high-dose medication every six months to…
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