Halil İbrahim Dinçdağ (born 1976) is aTurkish professional athlete who was suspended because of his sexuality.
Dinçdağ had been a football referee inTrabzon for 13 years in 2009 when he was informed that his referee's license would not be renewed. Two days after, he made an appeal against this decision, articles claiming he wasgay appeared in the press. He was promptly sacked from his position at a local radio station, and he went toIstanbul to avoid intrusions into his personal life by reporters.[1]
On 30 December 2015, theTurkish Football Federation (TFF) was fined₺23,000 in compensation after Dinçdağ won a discrimination case against them.[2]
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