(1) If a person reporting, complaining or informing about organized crime requests that his identity be kept confidential, regardless of what is written in the prevailing law, the relevant body shall keep his name, address and identifying details confidential.
(2) If a person who is a witness in a case of organized crime appears before the court or feels that there is a danger to the safety of himself or a member of his family after being summoned to the court, he should disclose the reason and make an application to the court or the police to arrange for the safety of himself or a member of his family. Will be able to.
(3) If an application is made to the court according to sub-section (2), the court may order the relevant agency to arrange the security of such a witness and if an application is made to the police, the relevant police office shall provide security to such a person or his family member.
(4) According to this section, for the protection of the complainant, witness or his family members, the identifying information such as the name, surname, nationality etc. of such person shall be given a fictitious or fictitious name and the details and records related to the case shall be kept secret as deemed appropriate by the court or related to the case. He can make an order to make public only the part from the records except the details of the witness.
(5) For the protection of the complainant or witness or his family members according to this section, the court may order that the details and records related to the case be kept secret or that only part or parts of the records other than the details of the witness be made public.
(6) No question shall be raised in any court in relation to any matter adopted in relation to the protection of the accused, the complainant or the witness in accordance with this section.