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PM Discussing 301 With Wrong People
TIHV and Initiative For Freedom of Expression say government discussions on controversial article 301 with employer and trade unions instead of NGOs are on the wrong platform and with the wrong people.
14 November 2006
Euro Warning Sparks 301 Initiatives
Government preparing amendments to Penal Code art. 301 after EC Progress Report criticism. Plans are to replace the terminology; denigrating Turkishness with the Turkish nation. NGOs are working to come up with multiparty view on the issue.
13 November 2006
Aktuel Acquitted on Latife Hanim Case
Prosecutor decides to dismiss proceedings against Yeni Aktuel magazine reporter Ecevit Kilic for relaying anecdotes from author Ipek Calislar on her best-seller Latife Hanim book. Decision based on view that to love Ataturk and to prevent debate on hi
13 November 2006
Media Reacts to Police Control Attempt
CDG Chair Abakay and journalist-Bingol react to two-day police seminar on terrorism aimed at journalists with influence over editorial and broadcast policies. Abakay said the police should be educated first; Bingol, It will do more harm
8 November 2006
Independent Media Debates Funds & Pressure
BİA2 Projects Ertugrul Kurkcu speaking at the Prospects for Non-Mainstream Media panel says independent media should work on getting public funds. Birguns Kilic: We dont have bosses but we hit against the advertising wall.
6 November 2006
The Internet Has Created New Journalists
LMDs Ramonet says to Independent Media Forum: the number of news items increased with the Internet, free papers; everyones a journalist by mobile phones and the Internet. IPSs Lubetkin: the need for alternative media should be explained everywhere.
4 November 2006
Sumerologist Cig Acquitted
Istanbul court acquits 92-year-old researcher and writer Cig and her publisher Ogutcu in a case where they were charged with inciting hatred and enemity and committing denigration. DISK applauds the verdict, Columnist Gureli thinks that it gives hope.
2 November 2006
Three More Journalists Charged Under 301
Journalists Ozkan, Arcayurek and Bulut have been charged under article 301 for publicly denigrating Turkish soldiers in a program on Kanal Turk TV. Total of 68 people charged under controversial articles 301 and 159 in past 18 months.
27 October 2006
RTUK Recommends French Media Boycott
Supreme Radio and Television Board issues recommendation for Turkish media to boycott French media products in a retaliation to the Armenian Genocide Bill. Recommendation in force until bill is completely off the agenda.
21 October 2006
Chomskys Publishers On Trial
Publishers of the translation of Chomskys Role of Mass Media: Manufacturing of Consent tell court it shouldnt be them facing the bench. Publisher Tas, translator Abadoglu, editor Tosun and Kurhan face up to six years in jail, if found guilty.
19 October 2006
Imprisoned DIHA Reporter Not Released
Malatya High Criminal Court decides on continued imprisonment of DIHA reporter Rustu Demirkaya who is charged with aiding and abetting an outlawed organization based on claims of a repentant pro-Kurdish PKK member.
19 October 2006
Radio Banned For 30 Days
RTUK closes down Istanbul-based radio station for airing a song of a famous folk singer and its programs on Kurdish issue and operations in prisons. Anadolunun Sesi closure enforced on Tuesday on alleged offences ranges back three years.
18 October 2006
Respond France by Promoting Freedoms
PENs Sayar gives out signals on freedom of expression after genocide vote in France saying retaliation should be by abolishing article 301. TGCs Erinc refutes France PMs statement. Prosecuted journalist Duzel wants to see what happens ın practice.
18 October 2006
Yeni Asya Newspaper Charged Under 301
Yeni Asya editor Cakir appears in court for news article claiming State Council shooter Arslan was a member of an organization seeking a wider Turkic empire with some retired military officers soliciting the attack.
18 October 2006
Journalist Sentenced for Insulting President
Writer and journalist Abdurrahman Dilipak has been sentenced to 1.5 year in prison for insulting the president in article titled Is Sezer Sick? published in the Anadoluda Vakit newspaper. Court converts sentence to 5,700 euro.
16 October 2006
Four New 301 Cases Against Evrensel
Evrensel owner Belek and chief editor Bayar at court for news articles covering demands to unveil truth behind Semdinli incidents and reporting on education sector workers plight for rights. Trial monitored by intellectuals under heavy security .
12 October 2006
Armenian Genocide Law Passed in France
French Parliament adopts controversial law criminalizing the denial of an Armenian Genocide. Assembly approved bill with 106 votes with members of governing UMP also voting in favor alongside socialists and opposition UDF.
12 October 2006
Exploiting Genocide to Cut Turkey from EU
Prof. Oran says France is using Armenians and the genocide question to exclude Turkey from the EU: Fear of globalization has spread everywhere. Economist Sonmez warns that this debate can put Tukey off the rail on the way to EU membership.
11 October 2006
CGD Calls IFJ to React Against French Bill
Contemporary Journalists Association Chair Abakay calls on FIJ Secretary General White to act against a bill criminalizing the denial of Armenian Genocide before the French Parliament votes on it on October 12: Do not extend your hands to be shackled
10 October 2006
Article 301 Cases Against Writers Continue
Balbal protests obstacles in front of freedom of opinion and Penal Code article 301 at Justice Ministry gates after being sentenced to 10 months for his book Flowers of Blood From A Captive General on Ararat.
10 October 2006
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Journalist Prosecuted on Influencing Justice
The subjects of both stories are the same:Torture under detention allegations. Journalists who filed the stories have been charged for influencing justice. Cumhuriyet reporter Turgut has been sentenced to a fine and Radikals Saymaz is still on trial.
10 October 2006
Turkey to Compensate Writer Baskaya
European Court grants Ozgur Bakis newspaper writer Fikret Baskaya nearly 9,000 Euro compensation for Turkeys sentencing of him to 1 year imprisonment. Baskaya was charged and found guilty of separatist propaganda. ECHR rules penalty was disproportio
4 October 2006
Islamist Critique Acquitted Under 301
Istanbul court acquits Kurbanoglu under 301 charges for a speech he made in 2006. Ozgur-Der calls for 301 and all legislation restricting freedom of expression to be abolished while he says despite acquittal, the cause of the case should not be forgotten.
4 October 2006
Two More Cases Under Article 301
Public prosecutors charges Mersin 78ers Association Chairman Ethem Dincer and Ozgur Der member Bahadir Kurbanoglu of Istanbul under controversial Penal Code article 301. Dincer goes on trial October 3 and Kurbanoglu appears before court on December 15.
2 October 2006
ECHR Taking Up Baskaya Case
The European Court is to sit October 3 to evaluate the application of Turkish writer Fikret Baskaya who was sentenced to prison on charges of separatism for an article in the, Ozgur Bakis newspaper. Author charges his freedom of expression and right to
2 October 2006
Reporter Duru Sentenced For Propaganda
Dicle News Agency reporter Birol Duru and IHD member Daimi Acig have been sentenced to 6 years 3 months imprisonment each for aiding the PKK organization. Duru was released in 2005 after serving 4.5 months in jail and will appeal against verdict.
2 October 2006
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British Satirist Denied Residence
After 10 days in custody British visual satirist Dickinson is to be deported from Turkey without any charge. Having spent 20 years in Turkey the artist is no longer welcome as a resident after mocking PM Erdogan in a collage as US President Bushs pet dog
29 September 2006
Intellectuals Solidarize with Hrant Dink
Leading Turkish intellectuals declare themselves as accomplices to Armenian-Turkish Hrant Dink who, says AI, is being harassed through repeated prosecution and at verge of jail which would lead to recognition as an international Prisoner of Conscience.
29 September 2006
Journalist Defends Kandil Mountain Interview
Case against Ulkede Ozgur Gundem daily Editor-in-Chief Aykol for interview with PKK leaders on Kandil Mountain launched this week. Prosecutor set to prepare final opinion. He faces 10 years jail if found guilty for membership to an organization.
27 September 2006
Police Releases Jailed British Artist
Following his arbitrary arrest, 3 days in prison and around a week of being held at a police station, artist Dickinson was finally released. He was hosted in a dirty isolation cell, left hungry and sleepless while made to listen to the police beating.
26 September 2006
Security Courts Relaunched For Journalists!
Journalists charged with propaganda for their interviews conducted with PKK leaders will be tried at recently formed Specialized High Criminal Courts reminiscent of the abolished State Security Courts of repressive past.
25 September 2006
IHD Blames Terror Law for Recent Prosecuitons
More than 110 people including journalists have been rounded up in a major operation aiming to crush a leftwing organization.Unions, associations, newspaper bureaus and a radio station have been searched by police. 82 still under custody, 30 detained.
25 September 2006
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