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European judges fault Turkey for rubber-stamping prison visit recordings
Turkish officials recorded family visits of a prisoner convicted of terrorism for a year without assessing his individual circumstances or balancing security needs against his family’s privacy, Europe’s human rights court found.
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European human‑rights judges ruled that Turkish authorities recorded a terrorist‑convicted prisoner’s family visits for a year without evaluating his personal situation or weighing security concerns against the family’s privacy.
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