Türkiye: Stonewalling on Charges for Officials in Earthquake Deaths
Authorities Refuse to Provide Information About Investigations
                              The authoritarian and highly centralized presidential government of Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has set back Türkiye’s human rights record by decades, targeting perceived government critics and political opponents, profoundly undermining the independence of the judiciary, and hollowing out democratic institutions. Türkiye has withdrawn from the Council of Europe Convention on Preventing and Combating Violence against Women and Domestic Violence (the Istanbul Convention) and is subject to a Council of Europe infringement procedure for its failure to implement a judgment of the European Court of Human Rights ordering the release of jailed human rights defender Osman Kavala. Türkiye hosts 3.7 million Syrian refugees and asylum seekers from Afghanistan and other countries.
            Authorities Refuse to Provide Information About Investigations
                              Abuses and Impunity in Turkish-Occupied Northern Syria
Attacks Exacerbate Ongoing Humanitarian Crisis for Millions
                              
                              Impunity Persists for Widespread Abuses
                              Court Ignores European Court of Human Rights Rulings on Abusive Proceedings
                              Provide Whereabouts, Urgent Medical Care; and Release Activist
                              Exiled Tajik Opposition Activists Arrested, Disappeared
                              No Access to Livelihoods; Dangerous Smuggling to Reach other Areas of Syria
                              Authorities Refuse to Provide Information About Investigations
                              Rigorous transparency measures needed as government pressure grows
                              Türkiye Bears Responsibility for Turkish and Proxy Forces’ Actions
Critical Infrastructure Damaged, Millions Without Access to Essential Services