Mehmet Akif Ersoy Appears Before the Judge for the Second Time.
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The second hearing in the trial of journalist Mehmet Akif Ersoy took place. The court decided to continue Ersoy's detention and adjourned the hearing until January 28.
Former Habertürk Editor-in-Chief Mehmet Akif Ersoy, who is currently in custody, appeared before a judge for the second time. Individuals who testified as victims and witnesses in the case stated, "I am not a victim in this case." Ersoy requested acquittal. The court decided to continue Ersoy's detention and adjourned the hearing until January 28th.
In the second hearing of the trial involving journalist Mehmet Akif Ersoy and seven other defendants, the court ruled that Ersoy's detention should continue. Defendant Mustafa Manaz was released under house arrest.
Haber 7 - An interim decision was made in the second hearing of the trial of Mehmet Akif Ersoy and 7 other defendants, who were arrested as part of a 'drug' investigation and face sentences ranging from 11 years and 3 months to 286 years and 2 months in prison.
The second hearing was held in the trial of Mehmet Akif Ersoy and seven other defendants, who are facing sentences of up to 286 years and 2 months in prison as part of a drug investigation. Ersoy requested his release and acquittal, stating, "There is no organization, I am not the leader of any organization. In this state, you can be sure I wouldn't even be able to leave my house, let alone escape." The victims, Elif Kılınç and Meltem Acet, stat…
The second hearing was held in the trial of seven defendants, including journalist Mehmet Akif Ersoy, who has been detained for 10 months as part of a 'drug' investigation. Ersoy, requesting his release and acquittal, stated, "There is no organization, I am not the leader of any organization. If you type my name into the internet, you will see slander, insults, and ugly allegations. You can be sure that in this state, I wouldn't even be able to …
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