Hayati Yazıcı's Son Mustafa Barred from Leaving Turkey in Fund Probe
AK Party deputy chair's son released under judicial control after testimony in Istanbul stock manipulation investigation.
KEY POINTS
- Mustafa Yazıcı barred from leaving Turkey after testifying in fund manipulation probe
- Court orders seizure of all his assets; investigation continues
- 56 suspects previously detained based on MASAK reports
- Hayati Yazıcı denies allegations, calls them smear campaign
Istanbul prosecutors investigating alleged stock manipulation at Borsa İstanbul have placed a travel ban on Mustafa Yazıcı, son of AK Party Deputy Chair Hayati Yazıcı. He testified on October 1 and was released under judicial control without detention.
A court ordered the seizure of all his assets as part of the probe led by the Terror Financing and Money Laundering Investigation Bureau. Authorities previously detained 56 suspects based on MASAK financial intelligence reports.
“I have not the slightest doubt about the legality and morality of my son's commercial actions and transactions.”
Hayati Yazıcı denied any wrongdoing by his son in a written statement, asserting his commercial activities were lawful. He vowed to resist what he called smear campaigns targeting his family and the party.
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