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Asrin Law Office lawyers go to İmralı

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ANKARA - Lawyers from Asrin Law Office went to İmralı Island to meet with Kurdish People's Leader Abdullah Öcalan.

 
Lawyers from Asrin Law Office travelled to İmralı Island to meet with Kurdish People's Leader Abdullah Öcalan and other prisoners. The delegation includes Mazlum Dinç, Rezan Sarıca, Suzan Akipa and Emran Emekçi. 
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