Sharp reaction from the Association for Supporting Contemporary Living (ÇYDD) to the 11th Judicial Package: The rule of law must defend life, not impunity!

The Association for Supporting Contemporary Living has released a written statement regarding the murders and the escalating spiral of violence that followed the judicial package that recently came into force. The association reminded that the number of women murdered in 2025 has reached 446, and called for an end to policies of impunity and for the reinstatement of the Istanbul Ccalled for a returnto the IstanbulConvention.The association

stated, "Thereleased offendercommits a murderthe same day. committed"

The statement noted that the release of thousands of criminals with the 11th Judicial Package has created deepdistrust among the public. It was stated thatthe regulation. Immediately afterthe regulation,a shocking incident occurred drawingattention to the example and stating the following:

"A man released from prison for the crimeof drug trafficking,on the day he was released,the murder of a 28-year-old woman; it clearly demonstrateshow heavy the costs can beof such unplanned andunsupervisedregulations."

2025 Balance Sheet: At Least 446 Womwomen were murdered

The CYDD underlined that femicides in Turkeyare not an individual issue, but a structural one. According to data, in 2025 within the yearat least 446 womenlost their lives due to male violence,and it was stated that this picture is the result of inadequate protection mechanisms and policies that do not prioritize the right to life.was stated to be a result of.

ÇYDD's Proposed Solutions and Demands

The association argued that in order to ensuresocial security,the following steps must be taken urgently:

Istanbul Conventionto the Convention:** For holistic policies that prevent violence against women, the convention must be brought back into effect.

Risk Analysis:** Public safety must be prioritized in release and judicial regulations, and meticulous risk analyses must be conducted.

Ending Impunity:** The nature of the crime theunexaminedregulationsdisguised as "amnesty" must be haltedand the supremacyoflaw must be established.

"We Will Not Give Up the Struggle"

At the end of the statement, it was emphasized that the struggle for a world where women can live without fear will continue, stating, "We will not give up on being defenders of justice, equality, and the right to life; we will continue to demand that the law truly stands with society and that justice is served. We will not stop until the rule of law is fully established."for an order in which it is implementedwe will continue to take responsibilityit was stated.

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