A Busy Week Ahead in the Turkish Parliament: Pension Increases, Under-18 Crimes, and Student Amnesty

The Turkish Parliament is set to tackle a multitude of significant issues this week. Proposals to increase the minimum pension, grant returning rights to students who have dropped out of school, and introduce reforms for under-18 offenders are all on the agenda. In the General Assembly, the proposal to increase the minimum pension to 23,552 lira will be discussed, along with , the student amnesty regulation. The student amnesty has become a beacon of hope for many young people who have had to abandon their education. The Justice Commission will continue deliberations on the under-18 offender reform. Within the framework of this reform, , judges may not apply sentence reductions for crimes committed by individuals in the 15-18 age group. Furthermore, the commission investigating school attacks will proceed with its work. Presentations by various ministries and institutions are scheduled for this week.