Dismissed by a decree law (KHK), Staff Lieutenant Colonel (Kurmay Binbaşı) Mehmet Gürler has been imprisoned for 9 years. He was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) in 2021; however, despite the severity of the disease, his treatment did not begin until eight months after the diagnosis. As the illness progressed, Gürler developed significant neurological impairments. He has experienced severe symptoms such as vision loss, difficulty walking, balance problems, frequent falls, muscle weakness, and inability to move independently — symptoms that continue to worsen. Due to his condition, Gürler cannot move without assistance in prison, occasionally loses consciousness, and is unable to sustain daily life activities without support from others. For these reasons, previous requests for suspension of his sentence were submitted but rejected. In the most recent report issued by the Forensic Medicine Institute, it was officially stated that Gürler has a “disability condition and permanent illness.” As MS progressed, carrying out daily living activities became increasingly difficult for him. It was reported that his right to rehabilitation is not adequately provided in prison, and that regular physiotherapy, neurological follow-up, and essential medication routines have been disrupted. Furthermore, the risk of falling and injury has increased in prison; it was noted that he cannot move safely in narrow spaces or on stairways without assistance.