Activists Hivda Selen, Sinem Çelebi and Doğan Nur were arbitrarily detained on the day of the Istanbul LGBTI+ Pride march on 29 June and were remanded in pre-trial detention on 30 June on baseless charges under the Law on Meetings and Demonstrations. Doğan Nur was released on 30 July, following an appeal by his lawyer. On 8 August, Sinem Çelebi and Hivda Selen were released at their first hearing in the prosecution of 53 people including them after the trial court ruled to release them pending their prosecution.
Türkiye: Further information: Activists released from pre-trial detention: Hivda Selen, Sinem Çelebi and Doğan Nur
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