Justice Minister Yılmaz Tunç Responds to Boycott Calls
Minister of Justice Yılmaz Tunç Responds to Boycott Calls
Minister of Justice Yılmaz Tunç has spoken out against the recent boycott calls targeting certain brands in response to a corruption investigation against the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality (IMM). Tunç referred to the boycott as an organized smear campaign against the economic order and stressed that no one should be targeted based on their ideological beliefs.
In a statement made on his social media account, Tunç emphasized that such boycotts threaten the livelihoods of thousands of people and should not be used for political gain. He also mentioned that an investigation has been initiated by the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office to address the situation.
Tunç warned that any attempts to disrupt the reputation or activity of a business could have legal consequences and called for responsible behavior from all parties involved. He stressed the importance of an independent and impartial judiciary in resolving such matters and urged the public to support unity and solidarity.
Regarding the ongoing investigation into the corruption allegations, Tunç emphasized the need for transparency and cautioned against influencing the legal process with street protests. He labeled the boycott calls as unlawful and contrary to the principles of fair competition.
In conclusion, Tunç criticized the boycott as a hindrance to Turkey’s development and urged those involved to reconsider their actions. He affirmed the government’s commitment to protecting the rights of businesses, workers, and consumers, and reiterated the importance of upholding the country’s legal order.
