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A Haitian-American businessman of Palestinian origin accused of providing logistical and material support for the assassination of Haitian president Jovenel Moïse found refuge in Turkey after a court operating under the tight grip on the judiciary of the government of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan refused to extradite him to Haiti to face criminal charges in 2022. Image: Port-au-Prince, Haiti bullet hole on a window glass after extensive firefights in the old city center; March 6, 2024.
Middle East Forum Online
U.S. Court Exposes Alleged Role of Haiti Assassination Suspect Turkey Refused to Extradite
The Case Has Brought Renewed Attention to Turkey’s Handling of an Internationally Wanted Suspect Who Is Now Facing Charges Carrying a Potential Life Sentence
October 20, 2026
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Abdullah Bozkurt
Middle East Forum Online
Turkey Secretly Plots to Bypass INTERPOL Rules to Target Exiled Journalist in Sweden
Confidential Document Reveals Turkey’s Plot to Dodge INTERPOL Protocols and Hunt Down Exiled Reporter
July 25, 2025
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Abdullah Bozkurt