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دادگاه حقوق بشر اروپا به ترکیه دستور داد عثمان کاوالا، فعال زندانی را آزاد کند
دادگاه حقوق بشر اروپا به ترکیه دستور داده است تا عثمان کاوالا، نیکوکار و فعال را که نزدیک به یک دهه را به اتهاماتی که گروههای حقوق بشری آن را با انگیزههای سیاسی توصیف میکنند در زندان گذرانده، آزاد کند.
توسط هوش مصنوعی از منابع ذکر شده در زیر ترکیب شده است.
دادگاه حقوق بشر اروپا رسماً به ترکیه دستور داده است تا عثمان کاوالا، نیکوکار و فعال زندانی را آزاد کند. کاوالا که یک تاجر نیز هست، نزدیک به ده سال را در زندان سپری کرده است. گروههای حقوق بشر پافشاری میکنند که اتهاماتی که منجر به حبس او شده است، انگیزههای سیاسی دارد.
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