In a statement reported by webangah News Agency, Turkey’s Foreign ministry rejected France’s recent remarks as “judicial interference,” asserting that all legal proceedings in Turkey follow fair and transparent constitutional standards through an independant judiciary.
The ministry highlighted that while Turkey conducts lawful trials for all citizens, France currently has an opposition leader imprisoned and barred from elections - suggesting Paris applies “double standards” in its criticism. Ankara urged France to respect Turkey’s sovereignty, avoid politically motivated statements against other nations, and focus on its own domestic challenges.
The rebuke came after France’s Foreign Ministry expressed concern yesterday over the detention of several Turkish opposition figures, including multiple mayors.
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