News List
Family of Turkish Driver mourn for Yuce [03 August 2004]
Family of Turkish driver Murat Yuce, killed in Iraq, mourn for him. Leyla Yuce, bursting into tears, said, I want to hope that my husband still ...»
EMO: Dont Drag Turkey to a Disaster [02 August 2004]
The Chamber of Electrical Engineers objected to Turkeys plans to build a nucelar plant. Turkey doesnt need nuclear energy, said EMO. Nuclear lobbies are looking for ...»
Hungry Children who Work 12 Hours a Day [02 August 2004]
A research conducted by Prof. Alphan and researcher Avci, showed that working children suffer from malnutrition and are underdeveloped due to working conditions. 72 percent of ...»
State Responsible for Land Mine Deaths [02 August 2004]
According to data provided by the Initiative for a Turkey Without Mines, 19 land mine explosions in the last six months, killed 20 people and injured ...»
EU Inspired Laws Remain on Paper [29 July 2004]
The number of detentions increase as prosecutions decrease after the adoption of the Seventh Reform Package to broaden the right to reunion and demonstration, says MAZLUMDER, ...»
Turkey and Iran Converge on Countering PKK [28 July 2004]
PM Erdogan during his Teheran visit thanks Iran for its cooperation in countering the Kurdish guerrillaPKK/Kongra-Gel. Erdoğan also expressed grief of the deaths of Iranians in ...»
BIA2 Media Monitoring: Violations Persist [28 July 2004]
BIA2 (Network for Monitoring and Covering Media Freedom and Independent Journalism) publishes second Quarterly Media Monitoring Report, which covers the period April-June 2004. Violations still persist. ...»
Academicians:We Didnt Approve Train Project [26 July 2004]
Professors, who are deputies of ruling Justice and Development Party refuted the claim of Transport Minister Binali Yildirim that they have given their consent to the ...»
Ecevit Quits Politics [26 July 2004]
At a party congress, DSP Leader Ecevit made a farewell speech to his party members and said, I can now have much spare time. For the ...»
NGOs Meet Commissioner Verheugen on Turkey [26 July 2004]
IPA concerned about dangers threatening publishers in lead up to consideration of Turkeys membership in the EU ...»
36 Killed as New Express Train Derails [23 July 2004]
At least 36 people lost their lives when a packed express train crashed on the way from Istanbul to Ankara. Transportation Minister Binali Yildirim under fire ...»
692 People Tortured in The First Half of 2004 [22 July 2004]
According to a report by Human Rights Association (IHD) in the first six months of 2004; 61 people lost their lives in armed clashes, 692 people ...»
Gul: Bush Thinks Like Us About Kirkuk [19 July 2004]
Foreign Minister Gul made warnings on Kirkuk, before the Summit of Neighboring Countries of Iraq which will be held in Cairo this week. Pointing out that ...»
Golden World Award on Allergy Goes to Akdis [19 July 2004]
Prof. Dr. Aksit receives the 2004 gold medal, the biggest prize in allergy research in the world, by the World Allergy Research Foundation. He won more ...»
Kids for FreedomBrings Children to Marmaris [14 July 2004]
63 children from six different countries, all from economically disadvantaged families and suffering from psychological problems, came to Marmaris through an organization of the International Yacht ...»
Court of Appeals Turns DEP Sentences [14 July 2004]
Turkish Supreme Court of Appeals overturned on Wednesday conviction of four former Democracy Party deputies including Leyla Zana, Orhan Dogan, Hatip Dicle, and Selim Sadak, and ...»
Torture Cases Decreasing [14 July 2004]
Of 139 complaints filed with the Prime Ministry Human Rights Department over the past six months, only seven of the cases dealt with torture, causing it ...»
Court Gives Eğitim-Sen 60 Days [13 July 2004]
The 2. Labor Court in Ankara asked Eğitim-Sen, (Education and Science Workers Union), to amend its statutes in 60 days. Kazim Genç, the lawyer representing Eğitim-Sen, ...»
Turkey Wants to Train Iraqi Police in Jordan [13 July 2004]
Studies are underway to determine whether or not the training would be under the NATO umbrella, or this training would be given in Iraq or any ...»
Can Turkey Digest Reforms? [12 July 2004]
It is unfortunate that the ECHR in its recent decision sustaining the headscarf ban in Turkish universities has fully adopted the assumption that in Turkey secularism ...»
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