Turkey Criticizes European Parliament Report Urging EU Sanctions on Justice Minister
Turkey condemns EU Parliament report urging sanctions on its justice minister amid judicial independence concerns.
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The European Parliament issued a report recommending sanctions on Turkey's justice minister. Turkey's government, including the foreign ministry, strongly condemned the report as unjustified interference.
The European Union supports the report as a response to concerns about Turkey's judicial practices. This dispute highlights tensions between Turkey and the EU over judicial independence and human rights.
The Turkish government has vowed to respond firmly to the European Parliament's call for sanctions, signaling ongoing diplomatic friction.
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