Justice calls for Islamic prisoners [Yusufies], who locked behind the barred doors as a result of plots because of their Islamic sensitivities, and because they did not remain silent against persecution in the name of protection and defending Islam, do not want to be heard.

Hasan Tilki, one of the victims who was imprisoned by FETO judges, prosecutors, and policemen, has been in prison for 18 years.

Hasan Tilki, who was detained in 2000 and tortured for days, locked behind barred doors while his eldest son was 7-years-old and his wife was pregnant. After the arrest of Hasan Tilki, his wife Gülseren Tilki ended up to be father and mother for her children.

Gülseren, who had a very difficult time with her 4 boys, suffered various illnesses during this period. Because of her illness, Gülseren could not go to see her husband for 6 years. Gülseren Tilki had passed away by a heart attack in 2014 so that she could not see her husband's freedom.

The drama of children of Hasan Tilki, whom 2 are sick, is heart-breaking while they were trying to hold the life as fatherless and motherless. The four brothers haven't seen their father for 18 years and live in suffer for 4 years after the loss of their mother.

"My father has been prisoned unjustly for 18 years while he has committed no crime," said the brothers by calling for justice for their father as saying "We want our father to be released now," while trying to live their lives under difficult circumstances, without mother and father.

Hasan Tilki's children Muhammed Tilki 26, Yusuf Tilki 24, Hussein Tilki 22 and Ali Can Tilki 18, explained the victimization process to ILKHA.

"We even have experienced grievances of grievances"

Expressing that his father was a person inviting people to the right path, Muhammad Tilki said, "We have experienced the grievances of the victims. All of our rights and freedoms were taken from our hands. My father was inviting people to the right path by teaching Qur'an in the mosque. That is why my father was put in jail when I was 7 years old."

Saying that his father received an aggravated life imprison while he did not accept any of accusations, Muhammed Tilki asks, "How can you put the blame on someone who did not accept accusations?" (ILKHA)