The article addresses the case of Osman Kavala, a Turkish businessman and activist imprisoned since 2017 in Türkiye. The text describes how Kavala has faced a judicial process marked by multiple accusations without any concrete evidence, which highlights the failures of the Turkish judicial system.
The Turkish authorities have annulled acquittals obtained by the activist quickly and arbitrarily, replacing them with new equally unfounded accusations. This pattern reveals a deliberate strategy to keep Kavala detained through a continuous cycle of legal proceedings.
The article suggests that this entire judicial labyrinth was carefully constructed to justify the activist's preventive detention, with detentions tailored to the needs of the case against him. This situation illustrates how a judicial system can be hollowed out and manipulated internally.




