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I trusted Kyrgyz government We are disappointed at such outcome, Orhan Inandi s spouse says

I trusted Kyrgyz government. We are disappointed at such outcome, Orhan Inandi s spouse says AKIPRESS.COM - I trusted the Kyrgyz government. I was given hope that my husband is in Kyrgyzstan, Reyhan Inandi said on social media page. Her spouse Orhan Inandi went missing since the night of June 1. In the evening of July 5 it became known that he was held by the Turkish special service and taken to Turkey. We are very disappointed at such outcome. My husband is weak. He has a big tumor on his hand, I see he is tortured, she said. Reyhan Inandi said she receives calls: People in Kyrgyzstan bring apologies to me on behalf of their country.

Disappearance of Orhan Inandi: Wife stages solitary picket

Disappearance of Orhan Inandi: Wife stages solitary picket AKIPRESS.COM - Reyhan Inandi, the spouse of the president of the Sapat school network Orhan Inandi who went missing in Bishkek on June 1, staged a solitary picket near the White House on July 5. To Read the Full Story

Is Turkey responsible for the kidnapping of a Kyrgyz teacher?

Is Turkey responsible for the kidnapping of a Kyrgyz teacher?
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Missing Turkish-Kyrgyz dual national raises fears of illegal rendition

Turkey accused of abducting Gulen-affiliated school teacher in Kyrgyzstan

June 10, 2021 Turkey’s aggressive campaign of illegally rendering its opponents from foreign countries is in the spotlight again, this time in the Central Asian republic of Kyrgyzstan, where a Turkish educator has been missing since May 31. Rights groups are urging Kyrgyz authorities to investigate the disappearance of Orhan Inandi, the founder of an education network associated with Fethullah Gulen, the Pennsylvania-based Sunni imam blamed by the Turkish government for the failed 2016 attempt to bloodily overthrow President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. Human Rights Watch said that Inandi may be forcibly deported to Turkey, where he runs the risk of being tortured and jailed, a pattern that has been repeated for scores of alleged Gulenists who have been kidnapped worldwide from Kosovo to Kenya by Turkish intelligence operatives and held at black sites for prolonged periods before surfacing in jail.  

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