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ECHR says Turkish courts have a systemic ruling problem

Filed: Aug 25, 2026 at 7:05 AM ET
Summary: The European Court of Human Rights criticized Turkey’s courts over the imprisonment of philanthropist Osman Kavala, saying the case showed a “systemic problem” involving the detention and prosecution of political opponents, human-rights defenders and journalists. The court reiterated its call for Kavala’s release and said his conviction should be treated as “as null and void,” finding violations of fundamental rights.
WHO: European Court of Human Rights
WHAT: The ECHR criticized Turkey’s judiciary over Osman Kavala’s imprisonment and said his conviction should be treated as null and void.
WHEN: Aug 25, 2026
WHERE: Turkey
WHY: The criticism was triggered by Turkey’s courts’ detention and prosecution of Osman Kavala, which the ECHR said violated his fundamental rights.
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