Students preparing for university exams are facing difficult conditions in prison. This situation raises significant concerns about their educational rights.

CHP Party Council member Canan Taşer described the negative conditions in prison and expressed that it is unacceptable for students to remain imprisoned for exercising their constitutional rights.

Taşer noted that while the morale of the imprisoned students is good, they are facing significant challenges, including preparing for university exams under prison conditions, which is seen as a major injustice.

During this ongoing protest, families advocating for educational rights are also calling for support. Eğitim Sen announced that students unable to take exams would face academic setbacks.

Young people are organizing protests for the release of their imprisoned friends. In İzmir, protests were held where slogans like ‘Imprisoned youth are not alone’ were chanted in support.

This struggle for freedom is crucial for the future of Turkey. The right to education is a fundamental right for everyone, and it is essential to fight for this right.