In recent years, human rights violations have increasingly been reported in Turkey. Various international bodies and courts have confirmed this, sometimes even in very sharp terms. That is why we have taken the initiative to set up a “Turkey Tribunal.”

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What Is Next?

The Turkey Tribunal will make a series of applications that could mobilize the international public opinion and initiate sanctions in order to ensure that the perpetrators don’t go unpunished, based on the decision of the trial made in Geneva on September 24, 2021, that the Erdogan regime committed crimes against humanity.

International Criminal Court

Despite the fact that Turkey does not recognize the Rome Statute, the Turkey Tribunal continues the preparations to present a comprehensive report to the ICC in early 2022, considering the fact that the ICC’s jurisdiction is established in terms of crimes such as enforced disappearance ....
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Magnitsky Act

Turkey Tribunal also plans to use as an option to mobilize global sanctions regimes for human rights violations, such as the Global Magnitsky Law adopted in the USA in 2016 and the Global Human Rights Sanction Regime (EUGHRSR) adopted by the EU in December 2020
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Universal Jurisdiction

Turkey Tribunal also continues its research and studies under the Universal Jurisdiction, which means that a state initiates criminal proceedings in relation to certain serious crimes, regardless of the nationality of the perpetrator or victim, and regardless of where the crime was committed
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Indeed, silence is the greatest enemy of fundamental human rights.