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Turkish police are taking Abdullah Buyuk to the Kapakule border checkpoint
He was arrested in August 2016 during a routine check.
Four years after the forcible surrender of businessman Abdullah Buyuk to the Turkish authorities, the case turned out of hand again.
Two days ago, the German magazine SPIEGEL published an article alleging that former Chief Prosecutor Sotir Tsatsarov and Prime Minister Boyko Borissov had broken the law and worked with the Turkish embassy to expel the businessman, who is said to be close to the organization of Fethullah Gulen. FETUS.
Sotir Tsatsarov followed a lightning reaction that he had not broken the law. The transfer took place in compliance with an order “issued as a coercive administrative measure by the Ministry of the Interior.” The Ministry of the Interior confirmed his words and re-presented the chronology of the events of August 2016.
The former chief prosecutor also recalled what the then Interior Minister Rumyana Bachvarova had said that the reason for Buyuk’s extradition was “the lack of valid documents” and that “he entered Bulgaria with invalid documents”. The same is confirmed by the announcement of the Ministry of the Interior.
Indeed, the Buyuk case was widely discussed in August and September 2016. The circumstances surrounding its transmission were clarified in detail. Human rights organizations and politicians even then attacked the Bulgarian authorities for failing to protect the rights of a Turkish citizen who opposed Erdogan.
The businessman, who appears in our media as Buyuk, but also as Abdullah Buyuk, was born on July 26, 1973 in the town of Korgan.
He fled to Bulgaria in the winter of 2016. The reason – the problems in his homeland, which began in late 2014. Then
supporters
by Gulen
they are from FETO
destined to
internal
enemies
by the turkish president
Erdogan and declared terrorists.
In fact, by then, Buyuk was one of the main players in Turkey’s online business. His Isim Tesjil company served more than 400,000 businesses and citizens. He claims it himself. In 2015, Turkish special forces broke into Isim Tesjil’s office in Istanbul. There they catch Buyuk and several other businessmen.
Turkey’s version is that they came together to donate money to Gulen’s organization. According to Buyuk, it was a normal business meeting. A lawsuit was filed against the businessman after the action. He was released on bail and fled to Bulgaria.
After his disappearance, Turkish services started looking for him, as they believed he was a FETO cashier. In early 2016, they already know where he is and submit a request to the Bulgarian authorities for his extradition.
However, it was rejected by the Sofia Municipal Court in March 2016. According to the court in the application
they are not contained
evidence
what is FETUS
terrorist
organization
The decision of the Sofia City Court was confirmed by the Sofia Court of Appeal.
In April 2016, Buyuk registered a company called Isim Tesjil in Bulgaria.
Later, after the attempted coup in Turkey, at the request of the Turkish ambassador, my meeting with him was held at the Palace of Justice. In the course of the conversation, I held the firm position that a new request from the Turkish side for the extradition of Abdullah Buyuk on the same grounds is inadmissible. The proposal for a visit to Sofia by the Turkish magistrates, with whom the Buyuk case took place, was rejected. This was explained by Tsatsarov in his statement on Monday.
Already in the winter of 2016, Buyuk applied for asylum. It was reviewed on February 24, 2016 by the Asylum Commission, which assisted the vice president. At that time, the vice president was Margarita Popova. Its members asked SANS for an opinion.
The state of
politically
emigrant
He was denied
July 27th
The reason is that there is no reason to grant political asylum.
“After staying in Bulgaria, he took some steps. These efforts are extremely incomplete, incompetent and insufficient,” lawyer Marin Markovski explained in 2016. He and Dimitar Markovski represent a Turk in the extradition case. But then their paths diverge.
According to the lawyer, he should have submitted an application to the State Agency for Refugees.
With the release of this application, a procedure begins that guarantees your stay in Bulgaria. However, he did not make such a request, which is the most unpleasant consequence for Buyuk, “Markovski said.
In August 2016, the Turk was stopped by a car patrol during a routine inspection in the Mladost district area. The police stopped the car in which he was traveling. You do not have a valid document. Therefore, proceedings for his forcible expulsion were immediately initiated.
On August 9, the head of the Migration Directorate of the Interior Ministry issued an order for the forced eviction of Buyuk. The Interior Ministry also received a letter from the president’s government saying that he had been denied asylum.
On 10 August the order was carried out and Buyuk was handed over to the Turkish authorities at the Kapakule border checkpoint. (24 hours)
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