Minister Çiftçi: Miner protest ended with common sense and courtesy
Interior Minister Mustafa Çiftçi stated, "The fact that the miners' protest, which had been ongoing in Ankara for days, ended with common sense and courtesy has presented a meaningful picture for us all."
In a post on his social media account, Minister Çiftçi stated, "The fact that the miners' protest, which had been ongoing in Ankara for days, ended with common sense and courtesy has presented a meaningful picture for us all.
The workers ending their protest by giving flowers to the police has been one of the most beautiful manifestations of the respect, dignity, and spirit of unity that our nation carries at its core.
With the understanding of 'Give the worker their due before their sweat dries,' it is our collective responsibility to protect the rights of labor, strengthen social justice, and ensure that every citizen leads a dignified life.
I thank all parties who contributed to this process, where common sense prevailed," he said.
News Source: 12punto
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