Özet:

Constitutions are the highest legal texts that the majority of society agree and protect the rights and freedoms of individuals within a country. Thus, the violations that will arise from the constitutional rights and be transferred to the courts are subject to the constitutional law. On the other hand, the individual right to appeal to the constitutional courts is a new fact today and a concept that has not been applied until recently. Since the cases in the Constitutional Court are essentially related to human rights, the individual right to appeal to the Constitutional Court can be regarded as a sub-subject of human rights at the same time. However, because there is no sufficient scientific study on this subject, this study has included the assessment of the Constitutional Court in the context of individual right of application and universal human rights. The study examined the concept of universal human rights and the individual right to apply to the Constitutional Law and the Constitutional Court, and subsequently included the assessment of the individual right to apply to the Constitutional Court in the context of universal human rights. According to the findings of the research, issues in the field of jurisdiction of the Constitutional Court are also fundamental universal human rights issues. Therefore, it is possible to suggest that the individual right to appeal to the Constitutional Court is actually a transition of human rights in a sense.