"The Silence of Justice"

"Those who think they are hunters today... Time will tell who will be the prey tomorrow."

A plot for an assassination orchestrated in dark corridors, an armed ambush targeting his family, and a man placed in the crosshairs: Kaya Arslan. Becoming a lone target amidst the mechanisms of power and intelligence operations, Kaya wages a life-or-death battle against time to protect the lives of his loved ones and to speak the truth.

While his family fights for their lives in hospital rooms, confessions that shake the state emerge from a prison cell in Argentina. As attempts are made to silence the perpetrators, the law clashes with the walls of power. Kaya, who lost his health but not his faith amidst the concrete walls of Silivri prison, wrote that single sentence that transcends the prison walls and spreads to the streets of the country: “I forgot the sun.”

In a system where ECHR rulings are ignored, the press is silenced, and the judiciary is centrally controlled, the wave ignited by academics, lawyers, and thousands filling the squares is turning into an unstoppable flood. This case is not just a struggle for one man's survival, but a fight to rebuild the conscience of society.

A breathtaking resistance from a family undeterred by fear, from unwavering lawyers, and from a people who refuse to be silenced... Because even if the courts fall silent and the press retreats, consciences cannot be silenced: Justice cannot be silenced.