Van Governor's Office bans demonstrations and events in the city for 3 days
The Van Governor's Office has announced that events such as meetings, marches, press statements, and sit-in protests, whether held in open or closed areas, have been banned across the province for a period of 3 days.
According to the statement made by the Van Governor's Office, it was stated that only events deemed appropriate by the governor's office and district governorships will be permitted, while other programs are banned between November 5-7. The statement from the Governor's Office is as follows:
“In order to prevent actions and attacks that are assessed to directly and clearly create the conditions for limitation and prohibition stipulated in our Constitution and laws, to ensure the life and property safety of our citizens, to thwart the plans of terrorist organizations, and in this context, to ensure national security, protect public order and general health, prevent the commission of crimes, ensure the continuation of fundamental rights and freedoms, the rights and freedoms of others, and general public order, and prevent the spread of violent incidents; within the geographical boundaries of Van province, for a period of (3) days from 05.11.2024 (inclusive) to 07.11.2024 (inclusive), except for those deemed appropriate by the governor's office and district governorships, activities in the form of protest marches, open-air meetings and indoor meetings, press statements, sit-in protests and conducting surveys, setting up/opening tents and stands, organizing signature campaigns, distributing leaflets, brochures and flyers, and all kinds of protest actions to be organized according to the provisions of the Law on Meetings and Demonstration Marches No. 2911 have been banned in accordance with the relevant articles of the Law on Meetings and Demonstration Marches No. 2911 and the Provincial Administration Law No. 5442.
Between the specified dates, in order to prevent participation in any unlawful action/event, either individually or collectively, from our districts or surrounding provinces, or by using our province's routes, a decision has been made not to allow the entry and exit of individuals/groups likely to participate in unlawful actions/events to and from our province and districts, their individual or collective departure from these places, and the use of our province's routes by those coming from other provinces for passage to the specified location, in accordance with the provisions of Article 11, paragraph (c) of the Provincial Administration Law No. 5442.”
News Source: 12punto
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