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Mothers of Saturday Protest Against Dargeçit Decision: 30-Year Search for Justice Ends with Statute of Limitations.

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At their 1127th weekly gathering, the Saturday Mothers demanded justice for the seven people who disappeared in custody in Dargeçit district of Mardin in 1995, as well as for Sergeant Bilal Batırır. The families, reacting to the dismissal of the case in 2026 due to the statute of limitations, in which 18 defendants were acquitted, declared, "We will not give up our struggle until all those responsible are held accountable."

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At their 1127th weekly gathering, the Saturday Mothers demanded justice for the seven people who disappeared in custody in Dargeçit district of Mardin in 1995, as well as for Sergeant Bilal Batırır. The families, reacting to the dismissal of the case in 2026 due to the statute of limitations, in which 18 defendants were acquitted, declared, "We will not give up our struggle until all those responsible are held accountable."

·Istanbul, Türkiye
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At their 1127th weekly gathering, the Saturday Mothers demanded justice for the seven people who disappeared in custody in Dargeçit, as well as for Sergeant Bilal Batırır. Reacting to the dismissal of the case in 2026 due to the statute of limitations, in which 18 defendants were acquitted, the families stated, “We are calling out to those who govern the state and to the public: We will not give up our struggle until we learn the fate of our lov…

BOLD – The Saturday Mothers demanded justice for the 7 people and Sergeant Bilal Batırır who disappeared after being detained in Dargeçit district of Mardin in 1995. At their 1127th weekly gathering, the families reacted to the dismissal of the case, in which 18 defendants were acquitted, due to the statute of limitations in 2026, stating that they will continue their struggle until those responsible are held accountable. No news was received ab…

At their 1127th weekly gathering, the Saturday Mothers demanded justice for the seven people who disappeared after being detained in Dargeçit district of Mardin in 1995, as well as for Sergeant Bilal Batırır. The families, reacting to the dismissal of the case in 2026 due to the statute of limitations, in which 18 defendants were acquitted, stated that they will continue their struggle.

PİRHA-Saturday Mothers asked about the fate of seven people who were lost after being detained in the Dargecit district of Mardin in 1995 during the 1127 week of action. “The Bottleneck File will not be closed for us,” the action pointed out that despite the 31 years since, despite concrete evidence and witness statements, it was pointed out that justice has not been achieved. The Saturday Mothers discuss the fate of their relatives who were for…

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