6 students arrested during Nurettin Yıldız protest at Boğaziçi released
Six students who were arrested during a protest against a conference by Nurettin Yıldız at Boğaziçi University, who has drawn backlash for his remarks legitimizing child marriage, have been released.
Students had expressed their opposition after it was announced that Social Fabric Foundation (Sosyal Doku Vakfı) President Nurettin Yıldız would give a conference at the invitation of the Boğaziçi University Islamic Research Club.
Students who opposed the event due to Yıldız's past remarks defending child marriage organized a protest on the university campus.
During the demonstrations, a total of 96 people were detained, and 6 of these individuals were arrested on charges of "resisting to prevent the performance of a duty."
6 STUDENTS RELEASED
Following the arrests, which sparked widespread public reaction, the 6 students were released today by the court they were brought before.
News Source: 12punto
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