The search for justice for Fadim Temirhanoğulları continues: Family calls for hearing attendance
The date has been set for a critical hearing in the case of Fadim Temirhanoğulları, who was murdered with 9 bullets on the night of September 12, 2024, by her husband—who was under a 3-month restraining order—in a home where her 14-year-old daughter was also present.
The family of Fadim Temirhanoğulları has reiterated their demand for justice for the hearing to be held at the Antalya 1st High Criminal Court on Tuesday, June 24, at 14:00, and has called on the public to show solidarity.
The following statements were included in the announcement made by the family:
“Since Fadim was murdered, we have been fighting for justice without even being able to process our grief.
We need the support of the public to ensure that all forms of violence against women come to an end, that there are no unjust sentence reductions, and that justice is served.
For this reason, we invite members of the press, women's organizations, human rights defenders, and all people of conscience to attend the hearing and be a voice for us.”
Do Not Remain Silent Against Violence
The Fadim Temirhanoğulları case has once again brought to the agenda the ineffectiveness of restraining orders and the systemic gaps in preventing violence against women. The family's demand is clear: “Real justice, not unjust provocation or good conduct reductions!”
Hearing Information:
Date: Tuesday, June 24, 2025
Time: 14:00
Location: Antalya 1st High Criminal Court
News Source: 12punto
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