Feyza Altun's release: Lawyer freed after social media detention
Feyza Altun, a lawyer detained over a controversial social media post regarding Sharia, has been released. The incident, sparking debates on freedom of expression, concluded with her early morning release from Beykoz Courthouse.

The controversy began when authorities detained Feyza Altun, citing a social media post about Sharia as the basis for an investigation. After spending a day in detention, officials transferred her to Beykoz Courthouse early in the morning to face potential charges. The court considered a request for her arrest.
Oğuzhan Aslan, Altun's lawyer, announced on social media, "Early this morning, we escorted my client and colleague Feyza Altun to the courthouse. We are now at Beykoz Courthouse, preparing to make her statement."
A message from Altun's social media account indicated she faced the courthouse "on charges of inciting public hatred and hostility." The announcement promised to update the public on the outcome.
Journalists Denied Courthouse Entry
Following orders from the Beykoz Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, journalists could not enter the courthouse, highlighting tensions between the press and judiciary.
Supporters Rally for Altun
Underlining their support, Altun's friends declared, "Feyza Altun is not alone." They gathered for a solidarity rally outside Beykoz Courthouse at 10 a.m.
Altun, brought to the courthouse early, was released after judicial proceedings concluded, marking an end to a contentious episode.
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