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Lawyer charged with propagandizing for revolutionary group dissolved 50 years ago
Lawyer charged with propagandizing for revolutionary group dissolved 50 years ago
Bolaç is also charged with insulting judicial authorities because of retweeting another user's tweet.
19 April 2021
New lawsuit over Boğaziçi University protests
New lawsuit over Boğaziçi University protests
A lawsuit has been filed against 97 people who joined in the protests against appointed rector Melih Bulu. The indictment has referred to the social media call “We will take it from here” made by the students subjected to police intervention on February 1.
19 April 2021
'Turkey could inoculate a million people per day if it had enough vaccines'
İSTANBUL MEDICAL CHAMBER HEAD
'Turkey could inoculate a million people per day if it had enough vaccines'
Some 20 million people need to be vaccinated in the next one-and-a-half months to achieve the vaccination of the population over the age of 40.
16 April 2021
Lawyer Efkan Bolaç's phone to be confiscated for 'search for indications of a crime'
Lawyer Efkan Bolaç's phone to be confiscated for 'search for indications of a crime'
Investigating the lawyer over a social media post, prosecutors ordered the confiscation of his phone to look for other "indications of crime."
13 April 2021
Raid for ‘Why was your mother’s death reported in the press?’
Raid for ‘Why was your mother’s death reported in the press?’
An investigation has been launched against Ümit Özçelik, who lost his mother Edibe Özçelik (70) after a police raid. While their house has been raided again, no permission has been given to investigate the police officers over the first raid.
7 April 2021
'Even if the pandemic ended today, it would take us two years to pay our debts'
BARS CLOSED FOR A YEAR
'Even if the pandemic ended today, it would take us two years to pay our debts'
While cafes and restaurants have been allowed to work for certain periods during the pandemic, bars and taverns have been completely closed.
31 March 2021
'We were subjected to violence, the state should have been put on trial'
SATURDAY MOTHERS/PEOPLE ON TRIAL
'We were subjected to violence, the state should have been put on trial'
Attacked by police in their 700th gathering for their enforced disappeared loved ones, Saturday Mothers/People appeared before the judge in İstanbul today, on March 25. The next hearing of the case will be held on July 12, 2021.
25 March 2021
‘Lawsuit against Saturday People is a threat to everyone demanding rights’
‘Lawsuit against Saturday People is a threat to everyone demanding rights’
Rights defender Sebla Arcan: “The lawsuit filed against Saturday Mothers/ People has been filed against the struggle for rights waged by the relatives of the enforced disappeared, who are themselves rights defenders.”
22 March 2021
ECtHR: Lawyer Eminağaoğlu’s freedom of expression violated
ECtHR: Lawyer Eminağaoğlu’s freedom of expression violated
The ECtHR has concluded that the disciplinary sanction imposed on Eminağaoğlu by the then Supreme Board of Judges and Prosecutors based on the intelligence gleaned through the tapping of his phone was due to his critical opinions.
9 March 2021
Erdoğan's human rights action plan 'a propaganda text to legitimize a new constitution'
Erdoğan's human rights action plan 'a propaganda text to legitimize a new constitution'
The content of the plan can't be respected as it is a text aimed at legitimizing the government's attempts for a new constitution and other political and legal moves, according to Dr. Ozansü.
4 March 2021
Gendarmerie Command doesn’t give documents to court
‘OPERATION BACK TO LIFE’ BAYRAMPAŞA CASE
Gendarmerie Command doesn’t give documents to court
In the 42nd hearing of the lawsuit filed into the “Operation Back to Life” carried out in Bayrampaşa Prison in İstanbul in 2000, the defendant soldier testified at court and stated that “he only watched the operation.”
4 March 2021
‘It would be more meaningful if Erdoğan told judges not to obey his instructions’
ON ‘HUMAN RIGHTS ACTION PLAN’
‘It would be more meaningful if Erdoğan told judges not to obey his instructions’
İstanbul Bar Association Chair Durakoğlu has commented on the “Human Rights Action Plan” unveiled by President and ruling AKP Chair Erdoğan. He has stressed that “the problem is not with the written documents, but with their enforcement.”
3 March 2021
Recovering after death fast, imprisoned lawyer Aytaç Ünsal 'not provided with vitamin B'
Recovering after death fast, imprisoned lawyer Aytaç Ünsal 'not provided with vitamin B'
After ending his 215-day death fast, Ünsal was arrested again in December.
2 March 2021
Defendant on trial ‘because she watched a lynching on the sidewalk’
Defendant on trial ‘because she watched a lynching on the sidewalk’
In the prosecutor’s opinion, it was indicated that Ayten Öztürk, arrested pending trial for three years, “watched a lynching in the neighborhood from a corner”. She now faces aggravated life imprisonment.
1 March 2021
June 14 declared ‘International Fair Trial Day’
June 14 declared ‘International Fair Trial Day’
Unions of Bar Associations in France and Italy and lawyers organizations from Europe have declared June 14 “International Fair Trial Day”. They will grant “Ebru Timtik Award” on June 14 in memory of the deceased lawyer.
24 February 2021
Constitutional Court: Judicial fine for comment on 1980 coup leader violated free expression
Constitutional Court: Judicial fine for comment on 1980 coup leader violated free expression
A person was given a judicial fine for criticizing a politician who praised Kenan Evren.
23 February 2021
‘This Constitutional Court ruling is a precedent for all journalists’
LAWYER MERİÇ EYÜBOĞLU
‘This Constitutional Court ruling is a precedent for all journalists’
Meriç Eyüboğlu, the attorney of former bianet reporter Beyza Kural, has spoken to bianet about the Constitutional Court’s ruling of right violation given for the police violence that Kural was subjected to while covering a students’ protest in 2015.
23 February 2021
Prison administration 'imposes quota on books, tap water' amid pandemic
LETTER FROM IMPRISONED LAWYERS
Prison administration 'imposes quota on books, tap water' amid pandemic
Two lawyers who have been convicted in the Progressive Lawyers' Association case continue to practice law by telling the problems they face.
19 February 2021
‘We are punished because we demand justice’
BY DİLEK DOĞAN’S ELDER BROTHER
‘We are punished because we demand justice’
Emrah Doğan, the elder brother of Dilek Doğan, who was killed by the police, says that his family has come under judicial pressure because of their struggle for justice: “And I am arrested because I demanded law and justice for Dilek, for our dearest.”
16 February 2021
Discharged from public service, police officer rejected by top court as well
Discharged from public service, police officer rejected by top court as well
The Constitutional Court has concluded the application of a police officer against his discharge from public service. The top court has rejected the application, indicating that it can end in his reinstatement if the file is examined as to the merits.
16 February 2021
‘Self-censorship has become the "normal" of Turkey’s academia’
REPORT ON VIOLATIONS OF ACADEMIC FREEDOM
‘Self-censorship has become the "normal" of Turkey’s academia’
Human Rights School has prepared a new report regarding the pressure on academics in Turkey. The report has shown that academic staff has become an instrument of pressure in itself and academics censor their own course materials.
10 February 2021
Turkey to pay damages for censorship in Silivri Prison
ECtHR JUDGEMENT
Turkey to pay damages for censorship in Silivri Prison
When he was arrested in Silivri Prison, lawyer Demir requested access to certain websites so that he could prepare his defense. His request was rejected. The ECtHR has now concluded that his freedom of expression has been violated.
9 February 2021
ECtHR convicts Turkey in child abuse case
ECtHR convicts Turkey in child abuse case
The ECtHR has pronounced its judgement in a child abuse case and concluded that the authorities failed to protect the child. She will be paid 28 thousand Euro in damages.
9 February 2021
Doctor who said ‘Alevis are terrorists’ sentenced to prison
Doctor who said ‘Alevis are terrorists’ sentenced to prison
A physician has been given an 8-month deferred prison sentence for “provoking the public to hatred and hostility” by telling a patient, “Alevis have belly dancers dance in djemevis. They are all terrorists. Berkin Elvan is also a terrorist.”
9 February 2021
Delivery, grocery work during pandemic: 'Everyone is not on the same boat'
Delivery, grocery work during pandemic: 'Everyone is not on the same boat'
Most of the workers are concerned about the future and don't want to become unemployed in the time of the pandemic, shows a new study.
3 February 2021
‘They asked for a magazine, got beat up by prison wardens’
BOLU TYPE F PRISON
‘They asked for a magazine, got beat up by prison wardens’
“He said that while they were staging a sit-in and chanting slogans, they were attacked and kicked on the floor by 10-15 prison wardens. When we went there for visitations, we also witnessed that prisoners were dragged on the floor.”
27 January 2021
Family to be paid compensation because of 'police violence during home raid'
CONSTITUTIONAL COURT RULING
Family to be paid compensation because of 'police violence during home raid'
Four members of a family were injured by the police during a home raid in the southeastern Antep province.
26 January 2021
‘Judge calling Gezi “traitorous insurrection” should withdraw from Berkin Elvan case’
‘Judge calling Gezi “traitorous insurrection” should withdraw from Berkin Elvan case’
The family of Berkin Elvan, who was shot to death with a tear gas canister during Gezi, has appealed to court and requested that Judge Perk, who defines Gezi as a “traitorous insurrection and vandalism”, withdraw from the Berkin Elvan case.
26 January 2021
‘I want my job back’ protesters to be paid damages for ‘false detention’
‘I want my job back’ protesters to be paid damages for ‘false detention’
Dismissed from public service, two teachers were detained several times while protesting for their reinstatement. They have now won the suit for damages over their “unjustified detention” and have been acquitted in cases filed against them.
25 January 2021
‘On what basis were AKP politicians vaccinated out of turn?’
COVID-19 IN TURKEY
‘On what basis were AKP politicians vaccinated out of turn?’
Members of the AKP’s Central Executive Board were vaccinated though it had not yet been their turn. Then, Health Minister “invited” some officials and politicians to be vaccinated. Dr. Karakoç says, “Vaccination must be done according to WHO criteria.”
15 January 2021
Constitutional Court gives third ruling of right violation for Şahin Alpay
Constitutional Court gives third ruling of right violation for Şahin Alpay
Turkey’s Constitutional Court has, for the third time, concluded that journalist Şahin Alpay’s “right to personal liberty and security” has been violated. This last application was about the house arrest given to the journalist in 2018.
7 January 2021
Constitutional Court finds Pastor Brunson’s application ‘inadmissible’
Constitutional Court finds Pastor Brunson’s application ‘inadmissible’
Turkey’s Constitutional Court has concluded that the arrest of Pastor Brunson and his release to house arrest “were relying on factual bases”. The Court has found his application “inadmissible.”
7 January 2021
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