Türkiye: Don’t Deport Turkmen Activists

By Human Rights Watch

Click to expand Image Caption: Turkmen activists Alisher Sakhatov (left) and Abdulla Orusov (right). © 2025 THF (Berlin, April 30, 2025) – Turkish migration authorities should immediately suspend any plans to deport two detained Turkmen activists to Turkmenistan, Human Rights Watch said today. If deported they would be at grave risk of torture and arbitrary imprisonment.On the morning of April 28, 2025, migration authorities in Sinop, northern Türkiye, detained the two activists, Alisher Sakhatov, 39, and Abdulla Orusov, 31, and at noon transferred them to the Çankırı deportation…

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