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ANKARA – More than 18,000 civil servants were ousted in Turkey, which would pose a risk to the country's security,
6,000 army members, 9,000 policemen and about 1,000 employees were released . The decision does not apply to university professors and other members of the academic community.
The decision is in accordance with the decree issued by the Turkish authorities the day after the failed coup d'état of July 2016, date of the establishment of the state of emergency
, 12 associations, three newspapers The list of newspapers and a television channel are closed because of the decision to fire their employees.
According to the decree, 148 people released on the basis of previous decisions will be returned to the public service.
Turkish media say the state of emergency will be abolished tomorrow one of the pre-election promises of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who won another term on June 24.
Erdogan will take an oath tomorrow in the new mandate, when he will simultaneously go to the presidential system in the country that confers broader powers to the head of state [19659002] After an attempt and a coup d'etat in Turkey, about 50,000 people were arrested and more than 110,000 civil servants were dismissed for alleged links with terrorist groups or with an Islamic preacher Fetullah Gulen, whom the Turkish authorities accuse of staging the coup. ;State.
(Beta-AFP)
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