Six days after disappearance, Turkish worker returns home
Following a public outcry, Turkish electrician Gokhan Gunes returned to his family Tuesday after six days of alleged torture.
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ISTANBUL — Six days after he went missing, a Turkish worker returned to his family Tuesday morning claiming he had been abducted and tortured by unidentified state agents in a forced disappearance.
Speaking with a bruise under his left eye, Gokhan Gunes, an electrician of Alevi descent with leftist political leanings, described the six days he was missing during a press conference at the Istanbul branch of Turkey’s Human Rights Association Tuesday.