Turkey's main opposition party leader said on Thursday his party applied to the Supreme Court of Appeals to object to a ruling that annulled his party's 2023 congress and removed him from the party leadership.
Turkey’s main opposition party leader said on Thursday his party applied to the Supreme Court of Appeals to object to a ruling that annulled his party’s 2023 congress and removed him from the party leadership.
Ozgur Ozel called the court ruling “a coup against people” and said he expected the higher court to overturn the ruling and “save Turkey from a disaster,” adding his party will resist the ruling. [Reuters]
ANKARA: A Turkish court is expected to announce a verdict on Friday that could lead to the removal of the main opposition party…
An Ankara court on Friday rejected an appeal by Turkey's main opposition Republican People's Party (CHP) against a ruling to…
ANKARA, May 21 (Reuters) - A Turkish court on Thursday annulled the 2023 congress of the main opposition Republican People's…
By Canan Sevgili and Mirac DereliMay 22 (Reuters) - A Turkish court annulled the main opposition party's 2023 congress,…
Ankara court overturns results of leadership election won by Republican People's Party head Ozgur Ozel.
ANKARA, May 22 (Reuters) - An Ankara court on Friday rejected an appeal by Turkey's main opposition Republican People's Party…
Turkey court annuls main opposition party's 2023 congress in latest blow
Factbox-Turkey court ruling adds to crackdown on main opposition CHP
Turkish court ousts leader of main opposition party
Ankara court rejects Turkish main opposition's appeal against ruling to oust leader, media says
Turkish opposition’s CHP seeks way out after nullification verdict
Turkish court rejects CHP’s appeal against ruling to oust its leader
Turkish court overturns opposition leader Ozgur Ozel's election | The National
Turkey political crisis simmers as opposition vows to resist court ruling
Turkish court rules to remove head of the main opposition party in latest blow | CNN
Özel says CHP appeals court ruling, seeks suspension of interim measures
