US EditionThey Were Arrested for Protesting Mesem: 16 Students From the Workers' Party of Turkey (Ti̇p) Were Released.
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Sixteen students, members of the Workers' Party of Türkiye, who were arrested for protesting the MESEM program, have been released. Ilgaz Özer, one of the released students, said, "If we want to stop these arrests, we must strengthen solidarity."
TİP announced the release of 16 young people who were arrested for protesting MESEM: "Now it's time to bury this unjust system in history and change the order."
Sixteen young members of the Turkish Workers' Party (TİP), who were arrested while protesting the MESEM (Vocational Training Center) program, have been released. The sixteen TİP members were arrested during a workshop organized by the Ministry of National Education for protesting the MESEM program and child deaths. They were released under judicial supervision. The next hearing has been postponed to June 26th. The article "16 TİP members arreste…
The long-awaited release order has been issued for 16 young members of the Turkish Workers' Party (TİP) who were protesting MESEM.
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