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IT crime suspects barred from travel
It is claimed that Law No. 175 of 2018, the Cybercrime Prevention Law, authorizes the Public Prosecutor or whoever he delegates to issue orders to prevent individuals accused of cybercrimes from traveling abroad or to place their names on no-fly lists, when there is solid evidence of their involvement. Victims have the right to challenge these orders before a Criminal Court within 15 days. The travel ban is lifted after one year or if the accused is proven innocent. Additionally, the Public Prosecution has the authority to modify or remove the names of accused persons from the preventive lists if deemed necessary. These procedures end either when the period expires, or when a verdict of innocence is issued or the case is dismissed.
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