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The Turkish Human Rights and Equality Commission (TİHEK) Fined Two Municipalities in Eskişehir 50,000 Turkish Lira Each for Accessibility Violations.

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The Turkish Human Rights and Equality Commission (TİHEK) fined Eskişehir Metropolitan Municipality and Tepebaşı Municipality 50,000 Turkish Lira each for accessibility violations. The commission ruled that the prohibition against discrimination based on disability had been violated because the visually impaired person was placed at a disadvantage compared to other pedestrians.
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The Turkish Human Rights and Equality Commission (TİHEK) fined Eskişehir Metropolitan Municipality and Tepebaşı Municipality 50,000 Turkish Lira each for accessibility violations. The commission ruled that the prohibition against discrimination based on disability had been violated because the visually impaired person was placed at a disadvantage compared to other pedestrians.

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Haberler broke the news on Thursday, October 22, 2026.
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