Recently, significant developments have occurred regarding corruption cases and femicides in Turkey. How do these situations affect public conscience?

The conviction of Yasemin Yorulmaz's killer to life imprisonment without parole has somewhat revived the sense of justice in society. However, the frequent occurrence of such cases raises public outcry against femicides.

On the other hand, the life sentence given to Hasret Çakır's murderer is seen as an important step towards deterrence in similar cases. Such decisions are viewed as significant measures to enhance women's safety.

However, the application of reductions and concepts like provocation in these cases leads to debates about the provision of justice. Society demands the elimination of such reductions and the imposition of harsher penalties.

In conclusion, the developments regarding corruption cases and femicides highlight the importance of the justice system in Turkey. The sensitivity of society on this issue may contribute to the establishment of a fairer system in the future.