A/HRC/44/14/Add.1 6 45.117. Supported. 45.118. Noted. See response to 45.112. 45.119. Noted. See response to 45.39 and 45.84. 45.120. Supported. Already implemented. 45.121. Supported. Already implemented. 45.122. Noted. 45.123. Noted. 45.124. Supported. Already implemented. 45.125. Noted. See response to 45.112. 45.126. Noted. See response to 45.112. 45.127. Noted. Separation of powers is enshrined in the Constitution. The judiciary performs its duties impartially and independently, without any influence from the executive branch. 45.128. Supported. 45.129. Supported. 45.130. Supported. Already implemented. 45.131. Supported. 45.132. Noted. See response to 45.112. The system of appeal for the rulings of Magistrate’s Offices is in line with international standards (Please refer to Judgment No. 66448/17 of the European Court of Human Rights). 45.133. Supported. Already implemented. 45.134. Supported. Already implemented. 45.135. Supported. Already implemented. See response to 45.105. 45.136. Supported. 45.137. Supported. 45.138. Supported. Already implemented. 45.139. Supported. Already implemented. 45.140. Supported. 45.141. Supported. Already implemented. 45.142. Supported. Already implemented. 45.143. Supported. 45.144. Supported. 45.145. Noted. “The question of Ecumenism” of the Greek Orthodox Patriarch is a matter of theological and doctrinal debate within the Orthodox Church. In relations with third parties, the usage of the term “ecumenical” is at the will of the Patriarch. As confirmed by the decision of the Venice commission in 2010, Turkish authorities are not under any obligation to actively use this title/terminology when referring to the Patriarchate. In the Turkish system, religious institutions (Muslim or non-Muslim) cannot uphold de jure legal personality. Yet, the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate has been using de facto legal personality through its foundations. The Law on Foundations is being implemented effectively. There is no impediment for them also to establish new foundations. 45.146. Noted. Turkey understands the need of the Greek Orthodox Community to train its clergy, yet the solution should be in conformity with the Turkish legislation