Elif Çakır addresses Turkey's prison practices and the government's stance on this issue. Despite the absence of discrimination in the law, differences in application are noteworthy.

The law provides for the supervised release of prisoners who cannot meet their basic needs due to severe illness, disability, or old age. But how is the government applying this?

Decisions made by doctors in the Forensic Medicine institution vary according to political views. How does this affect the rights of sick and elderly prisoners?

Elif Çakır's article highlights the contradictions and the quest for justice in this context. It is essential to think about how justice can be achieved in Turkey.