A new report from a Netherlands-based human rights foundation is calling for international prosecution of alleged crimes committed in Turkey following a failed coup attempt a decade ago. The 175-page report, titled “Justice Square,” details claims of torture, enforced disappearances, and crimes against humanity. It argues that Turkish authorities have not adequately investigated these allegations and failed to hold perpetrators accountable. The report urges prosecutors in other countries to utilize universal jurisdiction laws to investigate these crimes. Specifically, the foundation seeks the identification and prosecution of those responsible for the alleged abuses. The Stockholm Center for Freedom reported on the findings, highlighting a growing concern over the lack of justice within Turkey’s legal system regarding these post-coup events. The report emphasizes the need for external scrutiny to ensure accountability for serious human rights violations.