TURKISH JUDICIARY REPORT:
It analyzes the erosion of judicial independence in Turkey after the 2016 coup attempt, focusing on mass dismissals, arrests of judges and prosecutors, and the transformation of the judiciary into a regime-controlled institution, while documenting serious human rights violations.
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