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It Started in 3 Provinces: Now It Can Be Used in All 81 Provinces - Sözcü Newspaper

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Launched to facilitate access to justice services, the Alo Adalet 135 Hotline has been made available nationwide in Türkiye following a pilot program.

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Launched to facilitate access to justice services, the Alo Adalet 135 Hotline has been made available nationwide in Türkiye following a pilot program.

·Türkiye
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Justice Minister Akın Gürlek announced that the Alo Adalet 135 hotline, which was piloted in three courthouses on September 1st, is now available in all courthouses across all 81 provinces.

·Istanbul, Türkiye
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Justice Minister Akın Gürlek announced that the "Alo Adalet 135" (Hello Justice 135) hotline has been activated in all courthouses across 81 provinces. Citizens can use the hotline to apply for cases exceeding 5 years and investigation files exceeding 3 years.

Aiming to expedite judicial processes and facilitate citizens' access to justice, the Ministry of Justice has launched the "Alo Adalet 135" (Call for Justice 135) hotline throughout Türkiye, following a successful pilot program. The system will allow for the direct tracking of cases that have been pending for more than five years and investigations that have lasted for more than three years.

Justice Minister Gürlek announced that the "Alo Adalet 135" (Hello Justice 135) hotline, which was launched in pilot courthouses on September 1st, is now accessible in all courthouses across Turkey. Citizens can use this hotline to submit applications regarding investigation and case files whose processing times have been extended.

Justice Minister Akın Gürlek announced that the "Alo Adalet 135" (Justice Hotline 135) has been launched in all courthouses across 81 provinces. The hotline was established for applications related to cases exceeding 5 years and investigations exceeding 3 years; the aim is to expedite judicial proceedings.

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Sözcü broke the news in Türkiye on Friday, October 16, 2026.
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