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A plea to halt a controversial law aimed at removing millions of errant dogs from the streets, which was reportedly opposed by Turkiye’s best court, was denied on Wednesday. The main opposition party argued that the policy that was passed last year violated dog freedom and the right to life. Nevertheless, the Constitutional Court has determined that the provisions are legal and must continue to be used. Animal rights activists had gathered near the Constitutional Court to demand that the judge enact a reform of the legislation, holding up signs that read” cancel the blood-ridden rules” and yelling anti-government phrases.
