22.07.2025 10:34
The sit-in initiated by Yasemin Minguzzi, the mother of 14-year-old Mattia Ahmet Minguzzi who was stabbed to death in Kadıköy on January 24, continues to draw public attention at Bakırköy Freedom Square. On the second day of the protest, singer Ece Seçkin appeared at the square and showed her support by reading a text written by mother Minguzzi in front of the public.
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The mother of 14-year-old Mattia Ahmet Minguzzi, who was stabbed to death in Kadıköy, Yasemin Minguzzi, initiated a sit-in protest that singer Ece Seçkin also supported. On the second day of the protest, Seçkin came to Bakırköy Freedom Square and read the text written by the grieving mother to the public.
After the death of her son, Yasemin Minguzzi began her quest for justice and started a sit-in protest at Bakırköy Freedom Square. While the case of Mattia Ahmet Minguzzi, who was stabbed to death in Kadıköy on January 24, is ongoing, mother Minguzzi's silent cry resonated in the square with the support of other families. Families who lost their children in different incidents participated in the protest in solidarity.
On the second day of the protest, singer Ece Seçkin shared the text prepared by mother Minguzzi with the press and nearby citizens.
In the text read, it was stated: "While our hearts are burning, you see that some are caught in a grotesque figure that would make even the stomachs of some turn. We are asking for support with two lines written on social media. There is nothing else we can do; this is a great helplessness, a pain that is very hard to bear. Imagine being operated on alive without anesthesia. Imagine that you are being operated on while your consciousness is clear, experiencing this pain over and over again every day. Personally, I owe no gratitude to anyone, I am not indebted to anyone except the people beside me. I am not in a position to bow before anyone, thank God. You know what? This family has a debt of life, a debt of justice. Even if it is postponed to 2027, I will not let it fall off the agenda."
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