Two prisoners, Cemil Kurt and Alişan Gül, have ended their hunger strike after their demands for transfer from an Erzurum prison were accepted [5930753f]. The Type-Y high-security prison conditions, criticized for human rights violations, have been protested due to their isolation practices [5930753f]. The prisoners were transferred to Kırıkkale F Type Prison and Sincan No. 1 F Type Prison [5930753f]. Nurettin Kaya, who was on a 'death fast' in solidarity, was previously transferred to Bolu Type-F Prison [5930753f]. The new 'high-security' prisons, types Y and S, lack openings to a small recreation area, leading to social isolation concerns [5930753f]. Öztürk Türkdoğan, deputy co-chair of the Peoples' Equality and Democracy (DEM) Party, criticized the design of these prisons [5930753f]. The transfers come after a prolonged hunger strike and highlight the dire conditions faced by prisoners in Type-Y facilities [5930753f].
This development sheds light on the ongoing concerns regarding prison conditions and human rights violations in Turkey [5930753f]. The hunger strike and subsequent transfers underscore the urgent need for reforms to improve the treatment of prisoners and ensure their rights are protected [5930753f].