Extraterritorial Implications of Turkish Legislation

Prescriptive jurisdiction of states is based on principles such as territoriality, nationality, passive universality, and protection. Although to prescribe limited the territory relevant State, geographic scope application any legislation can be determined in an extraterritorial manner. Regardless intense discussions this issue, prescriptive not considered a violation international law. Decision Permanent Court International Justice which was rendered SS Lotus case accepted basis for objective territoriality principle effect doctrine. In other words, States exercise acts conducts committed abroad that have impact their countries. Principle nationality doctrine are only state taking place or persons living another country. A also relying protection basis. Turkish law, act rarely expressly The extraterritoriality rule defined by interpretation into account purpose rule. Extraterritorial implication law seen various areas anti-trust, personal data protection, anti-corruption, securities. addition legislations regarding these issues, discussed study.