The right to strike of public officials is an issue that is included in many international regulations, especially in ILO docu-ments. Although Turkey is party to international agreements gran-ting this right, this right has not yet been recognized by the Turkish law. This right, which is not recognized at constitutional and legal level in Turkish law, is also ignored by administrative authorities and first instance courts. However, the Supreme Administrative Court and the Constitutional Court accept the existence of this right, espe-cially with reference to the ECtHR decisions and ILO documents. The right to strike by public officials, who are assessed in this way and in legal regulations, has become a controversial issue in the doctrine as a controversial issue. In this context, particularly in the light of ECtHR decisions and international law, including the discussion of these issues and connecting to a solution, has been an important need in terms of Turkish law. The main aim of the study is to evalu-ate the Turkish law in the light of international documents and to propose solutions to the problems related to this right. In this con-text, the concepts of public officials and strike will first be addressed in light of national and international regulations and doctrine. The right to strike of public officials was then assessed in the light of the ECtHR, the ILO documents, the case law of the Council of State, the Constitutional Court, and the doctrine.