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Turkey’s Human Rights Action Plan

Written by: Muhammed Lütfi Türkcan

This info-pack explores the contours and scope of Turkey’s Human Rights Action Plan.

Turkey’s Human Rights Action Plan is based on eleven main principles and consists of a total of nine aims, fifty goals, and three hundred ninety-three activities. The Plan was designed with the participation of relevant stakeholders ranging from representatives of the high courts to members of civil society organisations. It is set to be implemented over two years. This info-pack explores the contours and scope of Turkey’s Human Rights Action Plan, by presenting the details of its preparation process, outlining its main aims and related activities presented to achieve these aims and prospecting the ultimate objective of the Plan.

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Muhammed Lütfi Türkcan
Muhammed Lütfi Türkcan
Muhammed Lütfi Türkcan is a Deputy Researcher at TRT World Research Centre. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and International Relations from Boğaziçi University. He holds a Master of Arts in International Relations from Koc University and is currently a PhD candidate in that same department. His research interests include U.S foreign policy, international security, grand strategy and terrorism.

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