According to the announcement, 680 contracted personnel will be recruited without interview, based on the KPSS (B) group score ranking, to work in the central and provincial organization units of the ministry.

Applications will be made between May 7 – May 22, until 23.59 on the last day, by logging in via the Presidential Career Gateway with the e-Government password “https://kariyerkapisi.gov.tr/isealim”. Announcements, announcements and information regarding the recruitment of contracted personnel will be published on the Ministry’s official websites “www.aile.gov.tr ​​and/or www.aile.gov.tr/pgm” or through the Career Gateway.

MINISTER GÖKTAŞ ANNOUNCED THE PERSONNEL ADVERTISEMENT

Minister of Family and Social Services Mahinur Özdemir Göktaş also announced the contracted personnel recruitment announcement in his post on his NSosyal account.

Minister Göktaş said:

“We continue to strengthen our big family! We are starting a new personnel recruitment process in order to increase the quality of the services we offer to our citizens. In this context, we will employ 680 contracted personnel within our Ministry, without an interview, based on KPSS score superiority. The application process for our new colleagues has started as of today.

For reference: ‘http://aile.gov.tr, http://kariyerkapisi.gov.tr/isealim'”

An operation was carried out against organized crime groups involved in armed looting and laundering of criminal assets in Artvin, Trabzon, Ordu, Muğla, Siirt, Kocaeli, Tekirdağ, Batman, Diyarbakır, Hatay, Adana, Bilecik, Bursa, Çorum, Düzce, İzmir, Konya, Samsun, Kayseri, Denizli, Eskişehir and Erzurum. 32 suspects were caught during the operation. 23 of the suspects were arrested, and judicial control provisions were applied to 9 of them.

BLOCKING PROCESS HAS BEEN APPLIED TO 5 BILLION LIRAS

As a result of the operations, 7 million 400 thousand liras worth of foreign currency and gold, which were considered to have been obtained from crime, and 2 lands, 4 flats and 8 vehicles with a total market value of 60 million liras were seized. 5 billion lira, which was considered to have been obtained from crime, was blocked in the suspects’ bank accounts, crypto asset exchange accounts and payment institution accounts.

“WE CONTINUE OUR STRUGGLE WITH DETERMINATION”

Making a statement on the subject, the Ministry of Internal Affairs said, “We continue our fight against crime centers and criminals with determination for the peace and security of our nation. We congratulate our Heroic Police, our Intelligence Directorate, Department Heads, Artvin Provincial Police Department, MASAK, Artvin Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office and those who contributed.”

Following the instruction of the Minister of Justice Akın Gürlek to combat illegal betting and virtual gambling, the operations came one after another. While 10 of the 22 suspects who were detained in simultaneous raids in 5 provinces centered in Hatay were arrested, MASAK reports detected approximately 2.2 billion liras in money traffic.

In his first week in office, Minister of Justice Akın Gürlek sent a circular to the Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office of 81 provinces to combat illegal betting and virtual gambling. In the published circular, it was emphasized that the fight against “illegal betting” and “virtual gambling” should be continued with determination until the end. Minister Gürlek’s words were reflected in the field. With consecutive operations carried out all over Türkiye, ‘illegal betting’ and ‘virtual gambling’ gangs were put to rest.

ACCOUNT ACTIVITIES HAVE BEEN INVESTIGATED
In this context, an operation was organized in 5 provinces centered in Hatay in the illegal betting investigation carried out under the coordination of the Hatay Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office. Within the scope of the project work carried out by the Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office for the crimes of “Violation of the Law on the Regulation of Betting and Games of Chance in Football and Other Sports Competitions” and “Establishing an organization for the purpose of committing a crime”, the illegal betting activities of the suspects were examined through technical monitoring and account movements.

THEY PLACED BETS IN THE OFFICE

In the account movements included in the MASAK report, approximately 2.2 billion lira of money inflow and outflow belonging to the suspects was detected. As a result of technical monitoring and financial investigations, it was determined that the suspects were placing illegal bets in 2 separate offices.

SIMULTANEOUS OPERATION IN 5 PROVINCES

Within the scope of the investigation, a simultaneous operation was organized on April 30, centered in Hatay, and in the provinces of Mersin, Antalya, Diyarbakır and Istanbul. A total of 22 suspects were caught and detained during the operation.

VEHICLES WERE ALSO SEIZED

During the searches at the addresses, a lot of digital materials, bank cards and credit cards belonging to the suspects were seized. In addition, measures were taken against 1 2021 model Audi brand vehicle, 1 2024 model Citroen brand vehicle and 1 2024 model CFMOTO brand motorcycle, within the scope of the income considered to be obtained from crime.

10 PEOPLE WERE ARRESTED

20 of the suspects, who were referred to the courthouse after their procedures at the police station, were brought to court with a request for arrest. While 10 of the suspects were arrested, judicial control measures in the form of house arrest were imposed on 10 people. Two suspects were released by the decision of the prosecutor’s office.

Minister of Internal Affairs Mustafa Çiftçi received the European Commission’s Mediterranean Commissioner Dubravka Suica.

Türkiye’S MEDIATION ACTIVITIES

During the meeting, regional and global developments were discussed comprehensively. The constructive role of Türkiye in international crises was underlined, and the importance of mediation activities between the parties and its initiatives to prevent food shortages, such as the grain shipment from Ukraine, was emphasized.

Türkiye IS AN EXAMPLE TO THE WORLD IN MIGRATION MANAGEMENT

At the meeting, it was stated that the model put forward by Türkiye in migration management is an example in the international arena. Cooperations developed with the countries that source migration, practices to increase border security and comprehensive work carried out in the fight against irregular migration were highlighted.
During the meeting, the possible migration movement originating from Iran was evaluated and it was stated that no significant intensity has been observed yet and that caution should be exercised in case the crisis deepens.

CALL FOR A JOINT STOP IN THE FIGHT AGAINST TERROR

In the meeting, it was also pointed out that a wave of migration could affect not only the countries in the region but also a wider geography, especially Europe. Regarding the fight against terrorism, it was stated that some terrorist organizations should not be allowed to use Northern and Western Europe as a logistics center by abusing the area of ​​rights and freedoms, and that members of terrorist and organized crime organizations should be prevented from abusing asylum mechanisms.

According to the breaking news; 6 members elected as YSK members by the General Assemblies of the Supreme Court and the Council of State took the oath and started their duties today.

Following the oath ceremony, an election was held to determine the YSK President and Deputy Chairman, whose term ends at 16.00. In the election, Serdar Mutta was elected instead of YSK President Ahmet Yener. Deputy Chairman was İsmail Kalender.

WHO IS SERDAR MUTTA?

He was born on January 1, 1974 in Kırıkhan/Hatay. He graduated from Kırıkhan High School, and after graduating from Istanbul University Faculty of Law in 1995, he did his military service as a Military Judge in Konak/Izmir.

MUTTA, who started his career as a candidate judge in Beyoğlu/Istanbul; He served as Hüyük, Uzundere, Türkoğlu Judgeships and Justice Inspector, Ministry of Justice Personnel Department Head, Enforcement and Bankruptcy Services Department Head, HSYK Deputy Secretary General and High Advisor to the Ministry of Justice, respectively.

MUTTA, who was elected as a member of the Supreme Court of Appeals on July 16, 2018, was continuing his duty as a member of the Twelfth Civil Chamber of the Supreme Court of Appeals.
He completed his master’s degree with his thesis titled “Supervision of the Administration and Ombudsman System” at Istanbul University Institute of Social Sciences, Department of Public Law, on March 7, 2001, and completed his PhD study with his thesis titled “Judicial Control in Criminal Procedure Law” at the Near East University Graduate Education Institute, Department of Public Law, on June 5, 2021. He speaks English and his work titled Supervision of Administration and Ombudsman System has been published in Kazancı Publications. He is married and the father of four children.

“We are a young girl in the prime of her life, whose future, hopes and dreams have been left unfinished. We, as the state, will pursue this matter to the end. We are trying to do whatever we can. This is the purpose of establishing this unit. To go to the end, especially in unsolved murders. While our sister Rojin is a young girl in the prime of her life, it is not clear whether the incident is murder or suicide? We need to solve this. This is our subject anyway, the prosecutor’s office must determine this. Suicide or murder. You, as the family, “You think it was murder. Of course, all aspects of this matter need to be investigated to the smallest detail.” Stating that his wife is also from Van, Minister Gürlek emphasized that he will pay close attention to the family and do whatever the state can do.

“WE TRUST OUR STATE AND JUSTICE”

Father Nizamettin Kabaiş also thanked Minister Gürlek for his interest and support and said, “We always trust, our state, you, justice. We are very hopeful.” Kabaiş said, “My daughter was very innocent,” and asked for the perpetrators of the incident to be identified. At the end of the meeting, Minister Gürlek said that the issues brought to the attention of the family and lawyers will be carefully examined by the relevant department. Deputy Minister of Justice Can Tuncay, Ministry of Justice General Director of Criminal Affairs Hazım Aslancı and Deputy Director General of Criminal Affairs Ömer Demirci also attended the meeting.

WHAT HAPPENED?

Rojin Kabaiş, a first-year student at Van Yüzüncüyıl University Child Development Department, disappeared in Van on September 27, 2024, and Kabaiş’s body was found 18 days later on the shore of Molla Kasım village of Lake Van. In the first examination, it was determined that there were no sharp or gunshot wounds on his body and there were no bone fractures. Van Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office continues its investigation into the incident. Investigations regarding the death of Rojin Kabaiş, which is among the files being worked on by the Unsolved Crimes Investigation Department established within the General Directorate of Criminal Affairs of the Ministry of Justice, continue.