Mesut Çeki

By disregarding the principle of objectivity and honesty in journalism, associating couriers only with negative incidents and treating isolated cases as if they were widespread could create deep distrust in society toward the motorcycle courier profession and those who work in it.

WhatsApp groups, used by hundreds of thousands of couriers to organize solidarity and protests, have become a major worry for employers, who continuously attempt to disrupt these activities.

Delivery workers formed "justice convoys" in various cities in the wake of the murder of Ata Emre Akman, a university student who was working as a moto courier.

The President of the Courier Rights Association, Mesut Çeki, wrote about the incident on November 30, where the vehicle driven by the son of the President of Somalia hit motorcycle courier Yunus Emre Göçer from behind, causing his death at the Aksaray exit of the Eurasia Tunnel in İstanbul: "We know that justice will not be done until everyone responsible and negligent in the Yunus Emre Göçer case is brought to justice. And none of us will be safe on the roads!"