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“The Family Council” Becomes An Excuse For Honor Killings Of Women
A member of the Supreme Curt of Appeals 1st Penal Chamber, announced that he would require there to be a “family council decision” in a murder with a motive of custom. Women lawyers say there is no such requirement in the law.
29 August 2008
Tolga Korkut
Invisible Problem Of Sexual Harassment On The Streets
Activist Zozan Özgökçe is harassed on the street. She complains in spite of every man’s insistence that she should simply forgive the harassers. She thinks the problem will never go away, on the contrary will get worse, if the women are not persistent in filing complaints.
26 August 2008
Tolga Korkut
Parliament's Equality Commission In September
Fatma Şahin, a deputy for the Justice and Development Party, says they are expecting that the bill to form commission about the equality between men and women will become a law in September.
29 July 2008
Tolga Korkut
Finally Sexual Harassment Gets Attention
Following the Democratic Society Party and the Republican People’s Party, the Justice and Development Party introduces a bill that will make “sexual harassment” a crime not requiring a complaint.
24 July 2008
Erhan Üstündağ
Strip Searching Women Visitors to Prison Arouses Anger
Women visitors are strip-searched at Tire Prison. Their external body opening, including their sexual organs, are inspected closely. Contemporary Jurists Association says this is illegal.
16 July 2008
Tolga Korkut
Yılbaş’s Murder Suspect Claims Insanity
The Petty Officer who killed his wife Ayşe Yılbaş, an intern doctor, claims he was not stable mentally during the murder. The women’s organizations were not allowed to join the case on side of the victim.
11 July 2008
Bawer Çakır
Women Meet To Walk Without Shame
Feminist and the women organizations are getting together at Galata Bridge in Istanbul on July 5 to protest the recent court verdict that sentenced a woman for acting without shame
4 July 2008
Women Activists Are Educating Each Other For Peace
Thirty women from various organizations in Greece, Turkey, Northern and Southern Cyprus gathered at the Bosphorus University in Istanbul for an education program to improve their ability for working towards peaceful solutions.
28 June 2008
Tolga Korkut
The UN Demands More Protection For Woman In Prevention Of Torture
Six UN organs got together in a public announcement to emphasize how the violence against women can easily include a dimension of torture and they demanded more protection for women in the processes for the prevention of torture.
27 June 2008
Family Court Resists Supreme Court's Overrule
The Ankara 5th Family Court resists the Supreme Court’s decision to overrule its verdict in Fatma A.’s case, in which the family court had ruled that the wife was entitled to a share of the family assets.
24 June 2008
Sibel Hürtaş
The Judge Rejects, But The Women Insist In Yılbaş Case
The court rejects the application by women’s organizations to join the trial process because they did not experience any damage. The women say they will continue demanding. Their goal is to prevent the unjust provocation reduction.
14 June 2008
Bawer Çakır
Women Want To Join Yılbaş Murder Trial
The court will discuss the request by Purple Roof Women’s Shelter to join the court process on June 12. The women’s organizations say that they take a side in this trial.
12 June 2008
Pregnant Wife Gets A Beating For Conceiving A Daughter
The prosecutor releases the husband who gave a beating to his wife for not conceiving a son. Lawyer Moroğlu says that this is against the new Penal Code, but the authorities are usually reluctant to apply the new measures.
11 June 2008
Tolga Korkut
Women Are Fed Up With Sexism In Advertisements
The women who take part in the MEDİZ activity to end sexism in advertisements say they are fed up with the insulting creativity. They say they are not in love with their sheets, nor dance with the brooms.
16 May 2008
Women President For Turkey’s Education Union
Turkey’s Education and Science Workers Union elects three women to the new administration, possibly a woman president, an important step in increasing the proportion of the women administrators in Turkish unions.
13 May 2008
A. Nilüfer Zengin Kürkçü
Judge Postpones; Experts Defy Gay Association Closure Case
The court expert stated that there is no ground for the closing down of Lambdaistanbul. The prosecutor asked for additional time to read the expert report. The judge postponed the hearing until May 29.
21 April 2008
Gender Discrimination Deprives Girls of Education
According to the UNDP “Youth in Turkey” report, girls are still being deprived of schooling because of gender discrimination. The lack of education then affects their whole lives.
25 March 2008
A. Nilüfer Zengin Kürkçü
Turkey Not Offering Shelters to Women
The “Purple Roof” Women’s Shelter Foundation has condemned the fact that Turkey is not making provisions for women’s shelters.
10 March 2008
A. Nilüfer Zengin Kürkçü
Over 2,000 Academics Support Headscarf at University
An Internet campaign of academics supporting the freedom to wear a headscarf at university has been signed by 2,252 university lecturers so far.
5 February 2008
Gökçe Gündüç
Academic: Interact with the Women Underneath the Headscarf!
I am not scared of girls with headscarves. The bigots and sect members should be scared of their girls going to free universities.
5 February 2008
Füsun Özbilgen
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Question of the Day: How to Tie the Headscarf?
The proposed constitutional amendment which would allow university students to wear headscarves has brought its own dilemmas.
31 January 2008
Gökçe Gündüç
A BIA Approach to Rights Reporting
BIA launches a four volume series on rights reporting. Introduced to media professionals in the weekend the series is the outcome of training workshops for journalists and rights activists and focuses on a rights approach to reporting.
22 January 2008
Gökçe Gündüç,Emine Özcan
"Purple Needle": Action Against Sexual Harassment
Friday evening 8 pm was the first appointment for women to meet in Mis Street in Beyoglu in order to start a "purple needle" campaign against sexual assault.
13 January 2008
Erhan Üstündağ
Husbands May Be Fired in Case of Domestic Violence
Gülcihan Simsek, the female district mayor from southeast Van province signs a collective agreement with the workers union: Male workers can be fired should they resort to domestic violence.
10 January 2008
Gökçe Gündüç
Women Protest Against Sexual Harrassment
On Friday, around 150 women marched in Taksim in order to protest against the sexual harrassment of women on New Year’s Eve and the fact that the police released the suspected perpetrators.
7 January 2008
Deniz T. Diren
“Only Women Can Get Women Into Constitution”
When the Penal Code was revised, women managed to lobby for amendments in their favour. The debate around constitutional reforms shows that the government has not learnt any lessons, so women have to rally again.
6 December 2007
Erhan Üstündağ
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"Shout Out Loud: End Male Violence!"
On Sunday, the Platform Against Violence Towards Women remembered the 72,643 women who suffered violence last year.
27 November 2007
Nilgün Yurdalan
Women Call for Peace
122 women, many of them well-known singers, actresses, writers, academics and journalists have gathered under the slogan "We have promised peace" and published their call for peace on the internet and in newspapers.
23 November 2007
Gökçe Gündüç
Women's Quota a Must
Not only Ruanda, but 97 other countries also support a gender quota in political representation. KA-DER has called for the application of a gender quota as a means of overcoming the real inequalities which women face.
5 October 2007
Gökçe Gündüç
Women "Equal", Not "in Need of Protection"
86 women NGOs gathered and made a joint press statement yesterday to call for women's participation in the preparation of the constitutional draft. They worry that the principle of equality may be taken out.
3 October 2007
Gökçe Gündüç
"Secularists' Fears Exaggerated" Say Feminists
Feminist Hidayet Tuksal, with Islamic beliefs, reacts to Turkey's major national daily Hürriyet's editor in chief Ertugrul Özkök for fanning fears of Islamic take over.
19 September 2007
Hidayet Tuksal
First Controversial "First Lady"
According to journalist Atikoglu, Hayrünnisa Gül is the first controversial "first lady". Her headscarf, whether intentional or not, is "a wink in the direction of certain group".
29 August 2007
Gökçe Gündüç
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