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Lawmakers Exchange Blows During Heated Debate, Leave Bloodstains In Chambers In Turkey


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ovu5xW5cOw?si=LDEUSU-UuAUIlfff

A dramatic altercation unfolded in the Turkish Parliament on Friday as a heated debate over the detention of an opposition delegate descended into physical violence.

The brawl erupted when Ahmet Sik, a representative from the same party as the jailed deputy, was attacked by a member of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s ruling party during a tense session.

Televised footage captured the moment Sik, who had just accused the ruling party of being a “terrorist organisation,” was approached and assaulted at the chamber’s podium.

AP reports that a chaotic scene unfolded in the Turkish Grand National Assembly during a recent session, with multiple deputies involved in a scuffle.

A female lawmaker was struck, leaving bloodstains on the steps leading to the speaker's lectern, and another opposition member was also injured. Physical altercations among Turkey’s lawmakers are not uncommon.

Ozgur Ozel, leader of the largest opposition party, condemned the violence, stating, “It is a shameful situation. Instead of exchanging words, fists are flying, and there is blood on the ground. They are hitting women.”

The session was convened to discuss the case of Can Atalay, who was elected from prison as a parliamentary deputy for the Workers’ Party of Turkey (TIP) in last year's election.

Atalay, who had been sentenced to 18 years in prison for his role in the 2013 anti-government protests against then-Prime Minister Erdogan, has been fighting to take his seat in parliament. Achieving parliamentary immunity would enable his release from Marmara prison, though he has pledged to return to prison once his term concludes.

Despite favourable rulings from the Constitutional Court, lower courts have ignored these decisions, leading to a judicial crisis and increased frustration among Atalay’s ers. On August 1, the Constitutional Court declared the decision to strip Atalay of his parliamentary status “null and void.”

In response, opposition parties called for a special session to address the matter. The convictions of Atalay and seven others in the Gezi Park case have faced widespread criticism from human rights organizations and legal experts. Osman Kavala, the main defendant, received a life sentence without parole, and the European Court of Human Rights has called for his release, citing arbitrary detention and political motivations.

The Gezi Park protests began in the summer of 2013 as an environmental campaign against the development of a central Istanbul park, but quickly expanded to broader protests against Erdogan’s increasingly authoritarian regime.

Amnesty International’s Turkey office emphasized on social media that Atalay’s personal freedom, security, and right to be elected, which the Constitutional Court found to have been violated, should be restored.
After a three-hour recess, the parliamentary session resumed, with both the involved deputies receiving reprimands from the parliament’s speaker.

https://saharareporters.com/2024/08/17/lawmakers-exchange-blows-during-heated-debate-leave-bloodstains-chambers-turkey

Except it to happen in Nigeria soon since we own lawmakers are good at copy copy.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ovu5xW5cOw?si=s6OAP37hw-IDNPwI

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I wan see gbajamiala and akpabio exchange blow first

No gree for anybody even if you are in Turkey

For the camera man..

Why not give your audience something to engage with when they visit your page?
Let's manage your social media today and give you enough photo and video posts for that exact reason
Number is in my signature

Many are mad but few are roaming

No be only Nigeria get craze people.

I need one of the lawmakers to punch that clownish and pompous Akpabio on that his kpomo face.

All these politicians chop the same witch ..

In Benin city those days, na battle axe state lawmakers draw come out o while federal houses na to fly fence like agbero ...

Hezzyluv:
Except it to happen in Nigeria soon since we own lawmakers are good at copy copy.

Naija lawmakers will not exchange blows. They love their allowances and palliatives more than they love the country and her citizens...

Dino role models

This is NATO's terrorist nation.

Na so their counterparts for Nigeria go exchange blows too one day😒🤣

Hezzyluv:
Except it to happen in Nigeria soon since we own lawmakers are good at copy copy.

No, it will not happen. All our lawbreakers belong to one political party now, the N. Criminal Party of Nigeria.

For the love of the "people"

Our lawmakers what are you waiting for

Hezzyluv:
Except it to happen in Nigeria soon since we own lawmakers are good at copy copy.

Someone posted, "Lawmakers in Nigeria normally go "traditional ".. evidence no go dey"

No gree for anybody.

Turkish , Arabs, hot bloods and aggressiveness are like bread and butter, I'm not surprised

Instead of exchanging words fists are flying

This is what happens when you have rascals in leadership positions......




But I guess they copied this from Nigeria. If u r with me, hit like

it won't happen here,it can only happen between ers

Blood ke? When you want to be more associated with European Union but your Middle East behaviour still dey kampe.

Our Legislators are learners