The Trial of Journalist Alican Uludağ: Press Freedom in the Grip of the Judiciary and Legal Paradoxes
The Trial of Journalist Alican Uludağ: The Release After 90 Days of Captivity and Press Freedom in the Grip of the Judiciary
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Designing Politics Through the Judiciary: Turkey’s "Absolute Nullity" Ruling and a Roadmap for Democratic Resistance
The Judicial Narrowing of the Political Sphere in Turkey and the Crisis of Freedom of Association
The Robed Vice: The Alican Uludağ Case and an Order That Turns the Process Itself Into Punishment
To shatter, through unified public pressure, the lawlessness institutionalized in the persons of Alican Uludağ and the imprisoned journalists
The Liquidation of a Legal Regime and the People's Intellectual: Can Atalay
From Soma to Parliament: From the Conscience of the People to the Usurped Constitutional Will