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Turkish authorities delay parole of former teacher imprisoned over Gülen links despite eligibility - Stockholm Center for Freedom

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Turkish prison authorities have delayed the parole of Figen Çapkur, a social studies teacher convicted of alleged links to the faith-based Gülen movement, despite her eligibility for release, the TR724 news website reported on Tuesday. Çapkur, 51, was set to be released after serving three years, four months of a more than six-year sentence. However, her family says prison officials first delayed her parole after a Prison Administration and Obse…
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Turkish authorities delay parole of former teacher imprisoned over Gülen links despite eligibility - Stockholm Center for Freedom

Turkish prison authorities have delayed the parole of Figen Çapkur, a social studies teacher convicted of alleged links to the faith-based Gülen movement, despite her eligibility for release, the TR724 news website reported on Tuesday. Çapkur, 51, was set to be released after serving three years, four months of a more than six-year sentence. However, her family says prison officials first delayed her parole after a Prison Administration and Obse…

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