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Tahir ElçiAmnesty International
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Tahir Elçi was shot in the head on 28 November 2015 , shortly after giving a statement at a press conference in the city of Diyarbakr .
A 2019 report by Forensic Architecture concluded that he was most likely killed by one of three police officers present at the scene.
It is only after their investigation that an indictment in which three officers faced charges of causing death by culpable negligence was accepted in March 2020 .
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