A panel within the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) is calling for repercussions against Turkey due to its ongoing failure to adhere to rulings issued by the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR). Concerns were raised by PACE members, including a British representative, that Turkey’s non-compliance undermines the integrity of Europe’s human rights framework. Discussions included the potential implementation of Magnitsky-style sanctions, which could be directed at Turkish judges or other officials. The move comes amid increasing international scrutiny of Turkey’s human rights situation and its commitment to upholding European legal standards. The PACE panel believes stronger measures are necessary to compel Turkey to enforce the ECtHR judgments. This action signals growing frustration within the Council of Europe regarding Turkey’s persistent disregard for its obligations. The situation highlights a significant point of contention between Turkey and European institutions.