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Ergenekon investigation

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Ergenekon Will Bring Disappointment As The Former Operations
Contemporary Jurists Association argues that as long as the political, economic and social system stays intact, what is uncovered in Ergenekon will repeat itself.
11 July 2008
Court Rejects Prosecutor's Objection To The Release Of Ergenekon Detainees
Court Rejects Prosecutor's Objection To The Release Of Ergenekon Detainees
In Ergenekon investigation, Istanbul’s 13th High Criminal Court rejected prosecutor’s demand that those eight people who were released a few days ago should be arrested back.
11 July 2008
“Cumhuriyet”s Ankara Rep. Balbay Is Out
“Cumhuriyet”s Ankara Rep. Balbay Is Out
The court released “Cumhuriyet”s Ankara representative Balbay. He declined to comment about the incident, saying that the judiciary process was still not completed. Authorities are still questioning retired generals Tolon and Eruygur.
6 July 2008
The Police Transfers Ergenekon Detainees To Court
The police send those detainees whose interrogations are completed to the court. Among them are Aygün and Balbay. Some are released.
5 July 2008
Ergenekon Indictment Will Be Late After All
The indictment of the year long Ergenekon investigation will be delayed. Although previously the major cause of the delay was the technical problems, now it is also the new detentions.
5 July 2008
Court Destroys Principal Evidence In Ergenekon
One of the lawyers in the case revealed that the hand grenades that started the whole operation and are the principal evidence in the case were destroyed by İstanbul’s 10th High Criminal Court.
5 July 2008
“No Democracy Will Come Out Of An Anti-Democratic Investigation”
“No Democracy Will Come Out Of An Anti-Democratic Investigation”
The head of Human Rights Foundation of Turkey evaluates the recent Ergenekon investigation and concludes that there is no reason to be overly optimistic and claim that this operation will result in Turkey’s democratization.
5 July 2008 Erhan Üstündağ
In Ergenekon, Key Figures Refuse To Talk And Çömez Is not Found Yet
In the Ergenekon investigation, former Gendarmerie Commander Eruygur, one of the key suspects in the case refuse the talk, as “Cumhuriyet”s Ankara representative journalist Balbay. The authorities are still searching for Çömez, another key figure in the investigation.
4 July 2008
Media Organizations Criticize The Methods of the Ergenekon Operation
The media organizations say they respect judiciary’s decisions, but are afraid that the investigation is turning into a political struggle between the opposing parties.
3 July 2008
Başbuğ Says His Meeting Has Nothing To Do With Ergenekon
Gen. Başbuğ says that the interpretations that connect his meeting with the Prime Minister to the latest detentions in the Ergenekon case are nothing but conspiracy theories.
3 July 2008
The Ergenekon Indictment Is Ready
The Ergenekon Indictment Is Ready
With 2500 pages the indictment is the longest he has ever read, said the Chief Prosecutor of Istanbul. Once the case starts, it will no more be secret, except the latest investigations.
3 July 2008
New Detentions In The Ergenekon Investigation
New Detentions In The Ergenekon Investigation
Police took twenty one people into custody in connection with the Ergenekon investigation. The Prime Minister said that the detentions were to complete the indictment. The timing of the operations creates suspicion.
2 July 2008
Ergenekon Investigation Takes In The Journalist Zihni Çakır
Zihni Çakır, the author of books about secret operations within the state and the coups, is detained in Ankara for acquiring secret state documents.
27 May 2008
Parties Rebuff Call for Reconciliation
Parties Rebuff Call for Reconciliation
As the Constitutional Court rapporteur has left the decision whether to close the AKP to the court, political parties have refused to listen to calls for reconciliation by the businessworld and workers’ organisations.
31 March 2008 Erhan Üstündağ
Prosecutor: Ergenekon Not Related to Other Trials
The Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor Aykut Cengiz Engin has released a written statement saying that the investigation into the Ergenekon gang is unrelated to any other current trials.
25 March 2008 A. Nilüfer Zengin Kürkçü
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