The AKP government does not want to investigate who murdered the 8-year-old child.
In Turkey, last month, an 8-year-old girl named Narin went missing on August 21. On September 8, her body was found inside a sack by a riverbank. Her older brother, mother, and uncle are the main suspects, yet it remains unknown who committed the murder or why. In fact, there appears to be an attempt to cover up the case.
In response, the main opposition party CHP submitted a motion to parliament requesting the formation of a commission to investigate the incident. However, the ruling AKP and its coalition partner MHP rejected the proposal, showing no interest in investigating who killed Narin.
It is known that nearly 100,000 children have gone missing in Turkey over the past 10 years.
