US EditionTurkey Jails First Conscientious Objector in a Decade
A court in Sivas has sentenced conscientious objector Çınar Koçgiri Doğan to five months in prison for refusing to perform compulsory military service—making him the first conscientious objector to be incarcerated in Turkey in nearly a decade. The Sivas Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office indicted Doğan in December 2024, and he was tried by the Sivas 3rd Penal Court of First Instance. In his defense, Doğan stated that his refusal to serve was groun…
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Turkey Jails First Conscientious Objector in a Decade
A court in Sivas has sentenced conscientious objector Çınar Koçgiri Doğan to five months in prison for refusing to perform compulsory military service—making him the first conscientious objector to be incarcerated in Turkey in nearly a decade. The Sivas Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office indicted Doğan in December 2024, and he was tried by the Sivas 3rd Penal Court of First Instance. In his defense, Doğan stated that his refusal to serve was groun…
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