CHP supports the justice vigil initiated by KESK for dismissed workers
Key Points
- A 'justice vigil' was initiated for 4 thousand 259 KESK members dismissed from public service by KHK.
- The CHP delegation visited the action to support the workers' struggle for their rights.
- CHP Group Deputy Chair Murat Emir argued that the government purged opposition workers.
- Emir announced that there will be a joint struggle against the de facto OHAL regime.
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The CHP delegation visited the 'justice vigil' action initiated at the union's headquarters for thousands of KESK members dismissed from public service by Statutory Decrees (KHK). Visiting the action, CHP expressed support for the workers' struggle for their rights and voiced its criticisms against the government.
CHP Group Deputy Chair Murat Emir claimed that the government used the coup attempt as an opportunity to purge opposition and progressive workers. Stating that the organized power of workers and laborers is feared, Emir emphasized that they will never bow to the de facto OHAL regime and oppression.
The visit demonstrated the solidarity between opposition parties and civil society organizations. The demand for the return of dismissed union members and the restitution of their rights constitutes the main focus of the action.
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- Why is the justice vigil initiated by KESK being organized?
- It is being organized to reclaim the rights of 4 thousand 259 KESK members dismissed from public service by KHK and to demand their reinstatement.
- What message did the CHP delegation give during the visit?
- CHP Group Deputy Chair Murat Emir criticized the pressures targeting the organized power of workers, stating that they will struggle together against the de facto OHAL regime.
- Where was the justice vigil initiated?
- The action was initiated at the KESK headquarters in solidarity with the dismissed members.
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