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The Saturday Mothers, in Their 1122nd Week of Protests, Inquired About the Fate of İBrahim Çelik and His Son Edip Çelik.

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The Saturday Mothers, who hold weekly press conferences in Galatasaray Square demanding that the fate of those who disappeared in custody be revealed and that the perpetrators be brought to justice, inquired about the fate of İbrahim Çelik and his son Edip Çelik, who were abducted from in front of their house in Batman 32 years ago, during their 1122nd week of protests.
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The Saturday Mothers, who hold weekly press conferences in Galatasaray Square demanding that the fate of those who disappeared in custody be revealed and that the perpetrators be brought to justice, inquired about the fate of İbrahim Çelik and his son Edip Çelik, who were abducted from in front of their house in Batman 32 years ago, during their 1122nd week of protests.

BOLD – The Saturday Mothers, in their 1122nd week, inquired about the fate of İbrahim Çelik and his 19-year-old son Edip Çelik, who were abducted 32 years ago in Batman by armed and masked individuals in front of their home. It was stated that the family provided the names of some Hezbollah members involved in the incident, and despite applications to the Gendarmerie and Police, no effective investigation was conducted. The father and son never …

The Saturday Mothers, searching for their relatives who disappeared while in custody, demanded justice for İbrahim and Edip Çelik in Galatasaray Square for the 1122nd week. (Mediascope)

The Saturday Mothers inquired about the fate of İbrahim Çelik and his son Edip Çelik, who were taken from their home and disappeared by Hezbollah in Batman 32 years ago.

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Arti Gerçek broke the news on Saturday, September 26, 2026.
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