Erdogan fabricates charges against his opponents

Since the failed July 15 coup, the Turkish regime has never tire of fabricating charges against its opponents, so that Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan can implement his plan and retain power for as long as possible.

In recent years, lists of accusations of charges against the Turkish opposition have always become ready, until they come into effect, to the point that more than 500,000 people have been arrested, according to the admission of the Turkish Interior Minister Suleiman Soylu, under the pretext of participating in the failed 2016 coup, attributed to the Turkish opposition Fethullah Gulen, Or under other fabricated charges.

The might of the Turkish regime in abusing the opposition and fabricating accusations reached them, through the use of unfounded allegations made by a prisoner convicted of rape and sexual harassment of children and minors, including a case related to his daughter, as Erdogan’s regime used a statement made by a prisoner, called Davut Shafak, 49, who was convicted of sexual assault of minors, contained false accusations, in a case against a number of prosecutors, judges, and others opposed to the AKP system.

The statement of the accused harassed against the prosecutors, judges and individuals who allegedly related to the Gülen movement, did not provide her with any supporting evidence, but the Turkish regime dealt with these lies, and referred them to the Inpolu Prosecution in the Black Sea region, which led to a series of investigations with the people mentioned In the message.

Although the lies were not convinced by the investigative bodies, after great pressure, he decided to dismiss and imprison some judges and prosecutors, who were classified as not supportive of the regime, dismissing Chancellor Kizliar who was the investigating judge in the Supreme Court of Appeal, and Judge Hansikiran, who was appointed in A court in Gaziantep, and Judge Ozelik, who oversaw a court in Istanbul, before he was subsequently imprisoned, also prosecuted Urdu Gultekin.

This is not the first incident, and it will not be the last. The Turkish regime succeeded in liquidating and imprisoning a number of members of the Turkish Military Appeals Court, which is the highest military court in Turkey, and getting rid of officers loyal to NATO in the Turkish army, through data provided by an anti-American officer, called Muzaffar Yassin Aslan, 48, was known for his bad reputation and his relationship with women outside marriage, as his behavior was questionable, and was not acceptable to his superiors.

Looking at and examining the history of Muzaffar Yassin Aslan, we find that he harassed an employee of the Turkish General Staff Intelligence Directorate, called Levin Salam, and he filed a complaint against him, accusing him of threatening and exploiting his influence, with the aim of establishing a sexual relationship with her, and this is not the only incident, as he was on a date with a crime Another; Malika Pakan filed a complaint against him, who was working as a lawyer in the National Lottery Administration in Ankara, as she harassed her and tried to establish a relationship with her, and threatened her with expelling her from her job.

Despite all of this, Erdogan used the services of Aslan to implement his plan and protect his agents who transport jihadists, supplies and weapons, across the Turkish-Syrian border; so the appeals court must be under surveillance, and equipped with his loyalists, who can remove any illegal activity that may raise suspicion.

The weapon of canned charges, Erdogan has also used it with his opponents outside the country. In Belgium, numerous terrorism charges have been brought against representatives of Belgian NGOs, intercultural dialogue centers, human rights institutions, youth and women associations, local schools, cultural homes, and not-for-profit organizations.

According to the indictment that Prosecutor Mehmet Ersen Berber submitted to the Ninth Supreme Criminal Court in Konya, opponents of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan in Belgium and their organizations that have been licensed under domestic law are described as terrorist entities, in clear contradiction to the perspective of the Belgian authorities.