In Turkey, a disturbing series of events have unfolded as the presidential candidate from the country’s main opposition party was unjustly detained, sparking widespread concerns over the country’s democratic processes. The arrest followed the leader’s strong condemnation of the government’s handling of the Palestinian displacement issue, which has gained significant international attention.

Additionally, the opposition party's planned protest against the forced displacement of Palestinians was blocked by Turkish authorities. Despite growing calls for action to address the humanitarian crisis in Palestine, the government’s move to prevent the protest has raised alarm over the ongoing suppression of free speech and political expression.

These developments have not only drawn national attention but also international condemnation, with many criticizing the government for undermining democratic freedoms and human rights.