An access ban has been imposed on social media posts regarding the suspicious death of 21-year-old Rojin Kabaiş, who was found dead 18 days after going missing in Van. It was learned that the decision was made upon the request of Yüzüncü Yıl University.
According to EngelliWeb, the Van 8th Civil Court of First Instance decided on September 8, 2025, to block access to more than 200 posts and numerous accounts that discussed the death of Rojin Kabaiş and raised doubts about the investigation. It was stated that the decision was taken upon the application of Van Yüzüncü Yıl University.
X posts claiming that the death of Van Yüzüncü Yıl University student Rojin Kabaiş was suspicious and demanding an effective investigation have been blocked by the Van 8th Civil Court of First Instance with its decision dated September 8, 2025, and numbered 2025/32. https://t.co/urB7fUUae4 pic.twitter.com/SzlHfRogtH
— EngelliWeb (@engelliweb) September 13, 2025
FAMILY FINDS DEATH SUSPICIOUS
Although the autopsy report for Rojin Kabaiş stated that the cause of death was drowning, her family rejects the possibility of suicide. Since a confidentiality order has been placed on the file, the report has not been shared with the Van Bar Association. According to statements from the Diyarbakır and Van Bar Associations, DNA belonging to two different men was detected on Kabaiş's body, but the records regarding which part of the body the DNA was taken from have not yet been added to the file. Her father, Cabir Kabaiş, had pointed to the marks on his daughter's throat, back, and fingers, stating, "They murdered my daughter."
News Source: 12punto
