Fugitive Can Dündar confesses he exposes secrets of state
The Netherlands founder and MP of the DENK party, Tunahan Kuzu humiliated fugitive Can Dündar who confessed that he had exposed secrets of state
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- Published Date: 12:00 | 03 November 2017
- Modified Date: 06:55 | 03 November 2017
German citizen Can Dündar, who has been warranted for arrest by Turkey has admitted to exposing official state information and secrets to the parliament of Netherlands. Followed by Dündar's confessions Turkish MP Kuzu intervened and humiliated him.
Turkish MP Tunahan Kuzu condemned Dündar for carrying Turkey's cases to Holland and causing a rift and instigating animosity between the two countries.
Kuzu stated he did not find it right for Turkey's cases being carried out and into the Holland Parliament, "we do of course show importance to the freedom of press however you knowingly publish the state secrets when it is an apparent crime? This is not only a crime in Turkey but in Holland also. If you were to make the same offense in Holland you would get 15 years of jail time. This here what you are doing is providing a platform to those who are slandering Turkey and the Turkish people living in Holland" he said.
The two founders of the DENK Party in Holland, Tunahan Kuzu and Selçuk Öztürk are both from Turkish descent and successfully won 3 seats in the first elections they joined.