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Man Assaulted Ex-Wife with Paving Stones: Suspect Arrested

Gaziantep domestic Violence ‌Incident: Feyzullah Yavuz⁤ Arrested

This‍ report details a domestic violence incident in Gaziantep, turkey, resulting in the arrest of Feyzullah Yavuz⁢ for assaulting his wife, nazlı Yavuz. as of ‍January 29,‍ 2026, the data presented is based on the ‌initial ⁣report from DHA (Doğan ​Haber Ajansı) and has‌ been supplemented​ with available verification.

The Assault on Nazlı Yavuz

Nazlı ‍Yavuz was seriously injured after being struck ‌in the head‌ with a ​paving stone by her‍ husband, Feyzullah Yavuz. The assault occurred ‍while⁣ she ‍was attempting to go to the courthouse to withdraw a previous ⁢submission, reportedly to avoid further conflict. According to the initial report, the incident stemmed from a dispute regarding her intention to drop‌ a prior‌ legal ⁢action. She ⁤sustained a fractured skull and broken nose and was immediately transported to Gaziantep University‌ Şahinbey Research and Application Hospital for ​intensive care.

Feyzullah Yavuz’s Arrest and ⁣Detention

Feyzullah Yavuz was taken into ⁤police custody following the assault. He was ​afterward brought before a court and⁢ the Turkish Ministry of Justice confirmed his arrest and pre-trial detention.He is currently held in custody pending further legal proceedings. The ‌specific⁤ charges against ⁤yavuz ‍have not been publicly detailed beyond the initial report of⁤ assault.

Background:​ Domestic Violence in Turkey

Domestic violence ‍remains a importent issue in Turkey. The United Nations Population⁤ Fund (UNFPA) has reported⁣ on the prevalence of violence against women in Turkey, highlighting⁣ challenges in reporting and accessing support services. While Turkey has laws in place⁣ to ‌address‍ domestic violence, including ⁢Law No.⁣ 6284 on the Protection and Prevention of Violence Against Women, enforcement and access to protection orders can be inconsistent.​ Amnesty International’s 2024 report on Turkey notes concerns regarding the implementation of these ‍laws ‍and the vulnerability of women facing domestic abuse.

Breaking News ‍Check (as of January 29, 2026,⁣ 08:34:58): A search of Anadolu Agency, Hurriyet Daily News, and⁣ Reuters ‍ reveals no⁢ further updates ⁤on this‌ specific case beyond the initial ‍reporting from DHA. The​ case is ongoing,and further developments are expected as it proceeds⁣ through the Turkish legal system.

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