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Cem Aydın's trial adjourned: Signature requirement lifted

The trial of CHP Youth Branch Chairman Cem Aydın, who is being tried on charges of "insulting a public official" and "targeting those involved in counter-terrorism," has been adjourned. The signature requirement has been lifted, but the travel ban remains in effect.

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Published: 30.04.2025 12:48 Updated: 30.04.2025 12:55
Cem Aydın's trial adjourned: Signature requirement lifted

The trial of CHP Youth Branch Chairman Cem Aydın has been adjourned once again. Aydın, who appeared before the court on charges of "insulting a public official due to their duty" and "targeting individuals who have served in counter-terrorism," will have his next hearing on June 20, 2025.

SIGNATURE REQUIREMENT LIFTED

The court panel lifted the weekly signature requirement previously imposed on Cem Aydın. However, it was decided that the travel ban on Aydın would remain in effect.

Aydın's lawyers argued that these restrictions hindered his political activities and requested the removal of all judicial control measures. However, the court only partially accepted this request.

WHAT WERE THE CHARGES?

Cem Aydın is accused of insulting a public official due to their duty and targeting public officials who have served in counter-terrorism in a case opened against him due to a social media post. Aydın denies these charges and argues that his statements should be considered within the scope of freedom of expression.


News Source: 12punto

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