Physical education teacher Asuman Birinci, who is being held in Antalya L-Type Prison, is not receiving proper medical treatment in prison. Birinci was arrested on May 28, 2024, after her 6 years and 3 months prison sentence was upheld, which had been imposed due to her work at an institution closed by decree (KHK), sending her children to a closed private school, and having an account at Bank Asya. Prior to her arrest, Birinci was already suffering from severe iron deficiency anemia, and her condition rapidly worsened after entering prison. Following persistent applications, a blood test was conducted on January 13, 2026; the results indicated a life-threatening condition: hemoglobin measured 6.8 g/dL and ferritin 1.8 ng/mL. Despite these critically low levels, the prison administration did not authorize a hospital referral and the necessary treatment was not provided. In prison, Birinci experiences severe fatigue, difficulty standing, and heavy bleeding that has persisted for approximately 20 days. She is unable to access adequate healthcare, and the progression of her illness is being neglected by prison authorities. Her husband, Eyüp Birinci, has called on officials through the press, emphasizing that her life is in serious danger.