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Turkey: handling of aftermath of coup attempt is a crucial test, say MEPs

31 August 2016

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"The respect of human rights and the rule of law in Turkey in the aftermath of the failed coup attempt will be a crucial test for the state of the country’s democracy, said Foreign Affairs Committee MEPs on Tuesday. They assessed the results of last week’s fact-finding mission to Turkey by the committee chair and rapporteur and stressed the need for constant monitoring."

See the full text: Turkey: handling of aftermath of coup attempt is a crucial test, say MEPs (European Parliament press release, pdf)

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