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Turkey’s Constitutional Court says asset freezes in coup cases do not violate property rights - Stockholm Center for Freedom
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Turkey’s Constitutional Court says asset freezes in coup cases do not violate property rights - Stockholm Center for Freedom
Turkey’s Constitutional Court has ruled that freezing the assets of defendants accused of involvement in a 2016 coup attempt does not violate property rights, the T24 news website reported. The court reviewed applications from 14 defendants whose assets were frozen under precautionary measures as part of a lawsuit filed by the Ministry of National Defense in 2017, seeking compensation for damages to Akıncı Air Base, which was at the epicenter of…
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