Response from Mansur Yavaş to the claim that an investigation will be initiated against him.

20.03.2025 07:53

ABB President Mansur Yavaş responded to claims that an investigation would be launched against him during an international fair in Taiwan. Speaking at the airport exit, Yavaş stated, "There is no investigation against me. The law is necessary for everyone. To those who step outside the law, I can say this: there is the European Court of Human Rights' ruling on Albania; they should take this decision into account."

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The Mayor of Ankara Metropolitan Municipality, Mansur Yavaş, returned from Taiwan, where he attended a fair, early in the morning. Speaking at the airport exit, Yavaş responded to allegations that an investigation would be launched against him by saying, "To those who act outside the law, I can say this: There is the European Court of Human Rights' Albania Decision; they should take this decision into account."

"THEY SAY CONFIDENCE IN THE JUDICIARY IN TURKEY IS DECREASING"

Starting his speech with an evaluation regarding the detention of İBB President Ekrem İmamoğlu, Yavaş said, "We say the judiciary is independent and impartial, but some writers and commentators predict events a few days in advance. Somehow, these commentators have access to information that the lawyer cannot reach, and the next day these events occur. It is not possible to say that the judiciary is acting impartially and independently here. The law is necessary for everyone. A politicized judiciary harms the country. While I was coming from the plane, I also looked at the world agenda; the whole world is talking about this. They say confidence in the judiciary in Turkey is decreasing."

"IF WE ARE NOT GOING TO TRUST THE JUDICIARY, WHAT WILL WE TRUST?"

In such a country, no one wants to do business or establish relationships. Therefore, it is necessary to return to a parliamentary system as soon as possible and to ensure a neutral and independent judiciary. If we are not going to trust the judiciary, what will we trust?

"WE HAVE NOTHING TO FEAR, BUT..."

Regarding the allegations that an investigation would also be launched against him, Yavaş said the following: "I have been the mayor for 6 years; 109 complaints have been made against me, 101 of which were investigated by the inspectors of the Ministry of Interior and closed. I am sure the others will also be closed. There is no investigation against me. Since 1999, everyone can examine my bank accounts from my terms as mayor until today."

REMINDING THE ALES OF THE ECHR'S ALBANIA DECISION

We have nothing to fear, but if you look at these allegations, it seems to me that there is a possibility of finding a new pervert and making them say something against us. If not, they should not speak on television; everyone has a family. I just want to remind you of this: those who act outside the law, there is the European Court of Human Rights' Albania decision. Everyone should take this into account."