Turkish rights activist Kavala’s prison term extended ...Saudi Arabia

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Author: Tue, 2020-12-15 23:38 ANKARA: Turkey’s top court has again delayed the appeal of Turkish philanthropist and activist, Osman Kavala, for release from his detention of more than three years, despite the fact he has not not been convicted on any charge. On Tuesday, the First Chamber of Turkish Constitutional Court deferred the application of Kavala to the Grand Chamber. It is the second time that the court has delayed his appeal. Experts note that the move is to gain time before the jailed rights defender’s first trial begins on Dec. 18 at a heavy penal court in Istanbul. Rights activists, international community and opposition parties have been urging the release of Kavala, who wa

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