Constitutional Court Rejects Request For Stopping Of Enforcement Of E.U. Adjustment Law

ANKARA - The Constitutional Court rejected on Tuesday the Nationalist Movement Party's (MHP) request for stopping of enforcement of some articles of European Union (EU) adjustment laws.
Constitutional Court Deputy Chairman Hasim Kilic told reporters that the court unanimously made the decision.
Kilic said that the court delegation unanimously returned the request for stopping of enforcement of arrangements like the abolition of death sentence except war or close war threats, acquisition of immovables by non-Muslim foundations, right to education and broadcast in languages other than Turkish, and acceptance of decisions given by European Court of Human Rights as a reason for re-trial in some conditions.
MHP deputies had filed a lawsuit requesting annulment of some articles and stopping of enforcement of some articles of the EU adjustment law.