Justice Minister Gürlek: 'The Constitution Is Too Restrictive for Our Country'
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Justice Minister Akın Gürlek attended a meeting of the Presidential Legal Policies Council titled "Türkiye's New Constitution Agenda" at Çankaya Palace. Speaking at the meeting, Gürlek stated, "At this point, the Constitution is no longer sufficient for our country. In this century, Türkiye needs a new democratic constitution that has shed the label of military intervention and responds to the needs of the age."
Justice Minister Akın Gürlek stated that Turkey needs a new constitution that can meet today's needs, and that the current constitution should be amended.
Justice Minister Akın Gürlek: “Today, the Constitution is narrow to our country. In the Turkish Century, Turkey needs a democratic new constitution that responds to the needs of the era, which has discarded the label of military intervention,” Deputy Chairman of the Presidential Legal Policy Committee Mehmet Uçum: “From time to time it is raised whether there is a need for a new constitution. I would like to emphasize that the new constitution i…
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