Human rights, which simply mean the ability to lead our lives safely, to exercise our rights guaranteed by the Constitution and, most importantly, to live as a human being without being subjected to certain treatment and obstacles and without falling behind the gains we have achieved in the course of history, have become possible in the world of law by determining the basic principles and by ensuring that both doctrinal and judicial discussions are carried out on the right ground. For this reason, human rights are the subject of litigation not only by the courts of first instance that apply the written law, but also by the Constitutional Court and the European Court of Human Rights, where the essence of the law and principles are discussed. The defense of a fundamental right, both within the borders of the country and in a supranational court, is a process that must be carried out from beginning to end, seriously and with a very intensive research work. However, beyond this process, the defense of human rights must be carried out with the awareness and responsibility that it is part of a larger struggle beyond solving the problem in a concrete case or situation. Our lawyers fight for the prevention of rights violations, the compensation of damages and the protection of fundamental rights with the knowledge and experience in human rights debates and violation cases, as well as with the awareness, belief and seriousness that the struggle for these cases is a step towards further discussions and achievements.
- Human Rights
o Right to vote, to be elected and to engage in political activity
o Right to Protection of Material and Moral Assets
o Right to Organize Meetings and Demonstrations
o Right to organize, form trade unions and engage in trade union activities
o Freedom of Expression
o Right to a Fair Trial