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Four Defendants Released in Harassment Case Involving Students Interning at Turkish Parliament
Four detained defendants in the harassment case involving students interning at the Turkish Parliament were released with a travel ban abroad.
Four defendants who were detained in the harassment case involving students interning at the Turkish Parliament (TBMM) were released with a travel ban abroad imposed on them.
This decision changed the detention status of the defendants who were being tried while in custody. The travel ban abroad was added as a judicial control measure accompanying the release decision.
The case was initiated following allegations of harassment involving students interning at the Turkish Parliament. With the latest decision, the four defendants were released from prison.
No further details about the case file or information regarding the next stages of the trial were provided.
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