Combating Discrimination, Hatred and Extremism Law

Article 20 — Article (20)

Section Three: Special Substantive Provisions

1. The Cabinet, based on the proposal of the Chief of the Presidential Office, may issue a decision that includes the creation of a list or lists in which extremist organisations or persons are included, defined in accordance with the provisions of this Decree by Law. Such list poses a danger to the State or which the State is internationally obligated to include on these lists. 2. The Cabinet Resolution establishing the lists determines the rules for inclusion in them, deletion from them, and re-listing in them, and the legal effects arising from all of that, and specifies the entity or entities responsible for this and the methods and rules for appeal against its decisions. 3. Anyone whose name is included in the extremist lists may file appeal against the listing decision. If the appeal is rejected or not responded to within (60) sixty days from the date of its submission, the Complainant may appeal the listing decision before the Competent Court within (60) sixty days from the date of knowledge by rejecting the appeal or missing the deadline to respond to it. 4. The decision shall specify the methods and rules for reviewing extremist lists, provided that the review takes place at periodic intervals, none of which exceeds one year.

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