The Report of “The Instrumentalisation Of The Law For Political Purposes” Published
This report examines the allegation that, in Turkey, powers relating to criminal law and criminal procedure have been diverted from their original purposes and used as a means to enforce political loyalty, restrict opposition and neutralise certain social groups, particularly in relation to certain opposition political actors, civil society representatives and religious communities. The report’s […]
Does MASAK Detect Crime,Or Create It?
The report demonstrates that MASAK’s role in criminal investigations has, at times, evolved from that of an auxiliary body examining financial data into a mechanism that generates criminal allegations. MASAK’s primary function is to examine suspicious financial transactions, analyse money flows, and report matters requiring further investigation to the public prosecutor’s office. However, MASAK is […]
New Report: The Issue Of Impartiality In Terms Used In The Judicial Process
Brussels Law Office’s new report, “The Issue Of Impartiality In Terms Used In The Judicial Process” examines the accusatory and prejudicial terminology used in investigations and criminal proceedings in Türkiye, particularly in cases involving individuals alleged to be associated with the Gülen Movement. Drawing on concrete examples from police records, prosecution documents, judicial decisions and […]
New Report: Ten Years After 15 July 2016 in Türkiye
This report examines, from a rule of law perspective, the threat narrative that has become increasingly entrenched in Türkiye since 15 July 2016, the large-scale criminal investigations conducted during this period, and the resulting human rights concerns. The study focuses in particular on the latest operation launched on 13 July 2026 against 968 people in […]