Earthquake Victims Leave Black Wreaths at Kahramanmaraş Courthouse in Protest Against Acquittals
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Families who lost loved ones in the February 6 earthquakes gathered in front of the Kahramanmaraş Courthouse to protest the verdicts in the earthquake cases. The families, who objected to the acquittals and sentence reductions, demanded that public officials responsible for the destruction also be prosecuted, emphasizing that they would not give up their pursuit of justice. The families stated, "As families who have lost loved ones, we do not ac…
Families who lost loved ones in the February 6 earthquakes protested the acquittals and sentence reductions in front of the Kahramanmaraş Courthouse. Speaking on behalf of the families, Tuğçe Demir said that these decisions would also affect the people who will live in those buildings in the future.
Those who lost loved ones in the destruction in Kahramanmaraş and Hatay protested against the acquittals and lenient sentences given in the earthquake trials. The families left a black wreath in front of the Kahramanmaraş Courthouse with the inscription "Justice is buried under the rubble."
Those who lost loved ones in the February 6 earthquakes protested in front of the Kahramanmaraş Courthouse against the acquittals and the sentences given at the lower end of the range. The families left a black wreath with the inscription "Justice is buried under the rubble" on the courthouse wall.
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