Minister of Justice Akın Gürlek: We Will Continue to Protect the Hopes and Futures of Our Youth with the Power of the Law.
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Breaking news - Justice Minister Akın Gürlek stated that they will not back down against any criminal group targeting the future of young people, saying, "We are extremely determined to break and cast aside every hand of sedition that reaches out to you. This is our most important manifesto, one we will never compromise on. The law..."
Justice Minister Akın Gürlek announced that the cases of Rıza Güzel, who disappeared in Kırşehir in 2006, and Arif Yılmaz, who was murdered in Samsun in 2013, have been reopened and solved. A total of four suspects were arrested in connection with the two investigations. Gürlek stated that to date, 60 unsolved cases involving 67 victims and 7 injured individuals have been resolved.
Justice Minister Akın Gürlek announced that two unsolved murders, committed 20 and 13 years ago respectively, have been solved in investigations conducted in Kırşehir and Samsun. Suspects have been apprehended, and a total of 67 murders across 60 cases have been resolved.
Justice Minister Akın Gürlek stated that two more murders committed in Kırşehir and Samsun in previous years have been solved, and that 67 murders in 60 cases have been resolved so far as part of the efforts to solve unsolved crimes. In a statement on his social media account, Gürlek said that under the leadership of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, efforts are being resolutely continued to ensure that no unsolved case remains in the dark and tha…
Justice Minister Akın Gürlek announced that the cases of Rıza Güzel, who disappeared 20 years ago in Kırşehir, and Arif Yılmaz, who was shot dead 13 years ago in Samsun, have been reopened and solved. Four of those detained in connection with these two cases have been arrested. Gürlek stated that to date, 67 murders across 60 cases have been resolved.
Two murder cases in Kırşehir and Samsun that had remained unsolved for years have been reopened. Four suspects have been arrested as part of the investigations, and Justice Minister Akın Gürlek announced that 67 murders in 60 separate cases have been solved to date.
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