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Women s, LGBTQ+ and children s rights organizations gathered to protest the government s proposed 12th Judicial Reform Package, holding a press statement against what they describe as a measure that would restrict fundamental rights and freedoms. Speakers criticized provisions related to alimony, custody, mediation in cases involving violence, LGBTQ+ rights, children s rights and social media regulations, arguing that the package would increase state control over private life and weaken existing legal protections. The groups called for the complete withdrawal of the proposal and reaffirmed their commitment to defending equal rights, freedom and a life free from violence. Istanbul Turkey - ZUMAt171 20260613_zip_t171_049

Women s, LGBTQ+ and children s rights organizations gathered to protest the government s proposed 12th Judicial Reform Package, holding a press statement against what they describe as a measure that would restrict fundamental rights and freedoms. Speakers criticized provisions related to alimony, custody, mediation in cases involving violence, LGBTQ+ rights, children s rights and social media regulations, arguing that the package would increase state control over private life and weaken existing legal protections. The groups called for the complete withdrawal of the proposal and reaffirmed their commitment to defending equal rights, freedom and a life free from violence. Istanbul Turkey - ZUMAt171 20260613_zip_t171_049

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Recording Date: Jun 13, 2026

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June 13, 2026, Istanbul, Istanbul, Turkey: Women s, LGBTQ+ and children s rights organizations gathered to protest the government s proposed 12th Judicial Reform Package, holding a press statement against what they describe as a measure that would restrict fundamental rights and freedoms. Speakers criticized provisions related to alimony, custody, mediation in cases involving violence, LGBTQ+ rights, children s rights and social media regulations, arguing that the package would increase state control over private life and weaken existing legal protections. The groups called for the complete withdrawal of the proposal and reaffirmed their commitment to defending equal rights, freedom and a life free from violence. Istanbul Turkey - ZUMAt171 20260613_zip_t171_049

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