Bill by AKP for Child Rights Commission

The AKP has proposed a bill for a child rights commission to be established at the Assembly. AKP’s Tunç has said the bill can be combined with the bills of other parties and be discussed at the TBMM General Assembly after the constitutional amendment referendum.

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Justice and Development Party (AKP) Bartın MP Yılmaz Tunç has submitted the bill proposing for a “Child Rights Commission” to be established to the Grand National Assembly (TBMM) Speakership.

Common attitude of the parties

In an interview to state-run Anadolu Agency, Tunç stressed that the other three parties had proposed a bill about this matter and that these bills were referred to the TBMM Constitutional Commission.

Tunç stated that the bills might be combined and be discussed at the General Assembly after the constitutional amendment referendum.

The commission will receive the applications

When the child rights are violated, applications will be able to made to the commission. The commission will examine these and inform the relevant authorities when it deems as necessary.

The commission to examine the child rights violations abroad when it is necessary, will submit these violations to the respective country directly or via parliamentary forums. (YY/TK)

TBMM Child Rights Commission Yılmaz Tunç