The European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) has ruled against Turkey in 893 additional cases concerning convictions related to alleged ties with the Gülen movement. These judgments highlight ongoing, systemic flaws within Turkey’s legal process regarding terrorism charges. The rulings build upon a 2023 Grand Chamber decision that initially identified these issues. Applicants argued their convictions were based on insufficient evidence and lacked due process. The ECtHR found violations in these recent applications, indicating a pattern of problematic legal proceedings. This marks a significant expansion of the court’s case law criticizing Turkey’s handling of terrorism-related prosecutions. The decisions underscore concerns about the fairness and impartiality of trials involving accusations of Gülen affiliation.