The house arrest decision for Birsen Orhan, the co-chair of Tunceli Municipality, which was appointed a trustee, has been lifted.

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The trial of Tunceli Municipality Co-Chair Birsen Orhan, who is being prosecuted for "openly inciting the public to commit crimes," was held today at the Tunceli Criminal Court. While Birsen Orhan and her lawyers were present in the courtroom, Cevdet Konak, who was appointed in her place, political party representatives, and many citizens also attended the court as listeners.

HOUSE ARREST DECISION LIFTED

In her defense, Birsen Orhan denied the accusations against her. After her lawyers completed their defenses, they requested her release. Following the defense and requests, the court panel decided to lift Birsen Orhan's house arrest and travel ban, postponing the hearing to February 7. After the decision, Orhan spoke in front of the courthouse, thanking everyone who supported her during this process.

WHAT HAPPENED?

After Tunceli Mayor Cevdet Konak and Ovacık Mayor Mustafa Sarıgül received a prison sentence of 6 years and 3 months for "being a member of a terrorist organization," trustees were appointed to the municipalities by the Ministry of Interior. Following the trustee decision, Tunceli Municipality Co-Chair Birsen Orhan, who made a statement by participating in protests held in the city, was detained on November 23. Orhan, who did not give a statement at the police station and was referred to the prosecutor's office after a health check, was placed under house arrest with a travel ban for the charge of "openly inciting the public to commit crimes" by the court she was brought to on November 24. While under house arrest in the Pertek district, Orhan was taken to the Tunceli Courthouse on November 30 for her statement regarding the charges of "violating Law No. 2911 and resisting to prevent the execution of duty." She was arrested and sent to prison for the charges of "violating Law No. 2911" and "resisting to prevent the execution of duty" at the court she was brought to. After her lawyers' appeal, Orhan was released on December 3.