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On the Occasion of Independence Day: 225 Individuals Granted Presidential Pardon in Turkmenistan

26 Sep. 05:45

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In honor of Turkmenistan’s 34th Independence Day, President Serdar Berdimuhamedov has signed a decree granting clemency to 225 inmates. The decision was announced during a Cabinet meeting.

The President emphasized that offering forgiveness to those who have shown remorse for their past actions is a long-standing tradition rooted in compassion and justice.

The Secretary of the State Security Council, Begench Gundogdyev, reported on the preparation process for the pardons. Following the presidential order, he will coordinate with the Minister of Defense and law enforcement officials to ensure the release and safe return of the pardoned individuals to their families.

President Berdimuhamedov expressed his hope that those released will lead responsible lives, contribute positively to society, and serve their country with sincerity.

















US Court Overturns Immigration Visa Ban Affecting Citizens of 75 Countries

23 Aug. 10:18

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A federal court in New York has overturned the US Department of State's directive restricting the issuance of immigration visas to citizens of 75 countries. According to Reuters, the ruling follows legal challenges brought by human rights advocacy groups and visa applicants.

Judge Jeannette Vargas ruled that Secretary of State Marco Rubio exceeded his statutory authority, emphasizing that denying visas solely based on nationality violates legal standards. The court decision presents a major legal setback for the Trump administration's tightened immigration policies.