Constitutional Court of Turkey Decision No. E: 2025/94, K: 2026/11 dated January 15, 2026

This is an official ruling issued by the Constitutional Court of Turkey (Anayasa Mahkemesi), bearing docket number E: 2025/94 (application filed in 2025) and decision number K: 2026/11 (eleventh ruling of 2026), rendered on January 15, 2026. The ruling was published in the Official Gazette and carries binding legal force over all public authorities and courts in Turkey. The full text of the decision was not included in the submitted document, limiting a detailed substantive analysis. However, as the 11th ruling of 2026 and assigned a case number from 2025, it likely concerns a constitutional review petition — either an annulment action (iptal davası) brought by authorized state organs or an objection (itiraz) referred by a lower court. Constitutional Court rulings of this type are final and unappeallable. When a provision is struck down, the relevant legislative or regulatory text ceases to have effect from the date of publication in the Official Gazette, unless the Court sets a deferred annulment period to allow the legislature time to remedy the unconstitutionality. All courts, administrative bodies, and affected parties must conform their conduct to this ruling immediately upon publication. Practitioners and public institutions should review the full text to assess compliance obligations.

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