Mehmet Gürler, a former staff major dismissed by emergency decree (KHK), has been imprisoned for nine years. He was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) in 2021, but his treatment began eight months after the diagnosis. Due to the delayed treatment, Gürler suffered serious neurological impairments. An earlier request for the postponement of the execution of his sentence was also rejected. In a report prepared by the Forensic Medicine Institute, it was determined that the prisoner has a “permanent illness and disability.” Most recently, the institute issued a second report stating that Mehmet Gürler is “unfit to remain in prison.” The report again concluded that Gürler suffers from a continuous illness and disability. Despite these findings, Gürler has not been released and continues to be held in prison. It has been stated that his health condition is progressively worsening and that he is unable to meet his basic needs on his own. Rights advocates emphasize that the failure to take the necessary steps despite the medical report poses a serious risk to his right to life, and they call for his immediate release and access to appropriate medical treatment under suitable conditions.