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This is ridiculous (although not entirely surprising). The Kayseri 4th Heavy Penalty Court has acquitted Fadile Cebael on terrorism charges due to number of legal reasons, one of which was that ISIS “does not accept women as group members.”http://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/turkish-court-acquits-isil-emirs-wife-in-gaziantep-attack-142777?utm_source=Facebook&utm_medium=post&utm_campaign=turkish-court-acquits-isil-emirs-wife-in-gaziantep-attack-142777&utm_term=post …
This is a particular problem: " Yet jihadists detained in Turkey are often released without charges or receive lenient sentences – especially compared to government critics."https://www.fdd.org/analysis/2019/04/18/treasury-designates-islamic-state-financial-network-operating-in-turkey/ …
"From 2017 on, the Rawi network oversaw money transfers to & from Turkey on behalf of ISIS, OFAC said [...] the network moved money through Turkey’s northern province of Samsun to support IS leaders in Iraq & Syria." I had been wondering about the ISIS-related arrests in Samsun.
why not surprising? because turkey is isis? are we supporting them?
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