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WWF: Air Pollution Caused Seven Times as Many Deaths Than Traffic Accidents in Turkey
WWF: Air Pollution Caused Seven Times as Many Deaths Than Traffic Accidents in Turkey
WWF Turkey has released a statement after the parliament approved a bill postponing the installation of filters to 15 thermal power plants across the country.
2 December 2019
Court Approves Recreational Facility Around Lake Salda: 'It is President's Plan'
Court Approves Recreational Facility Around Lake Salda: 'It is President's Plan'
The court has rejected an application against the 'Nation's Garden' project in the area known as "the Maldives of Turkey," citing Erdoğan's 100-Day Action Plan in its decision.
29 November 2019 Ruken Tuncel
15 Thermal Plants to Operate Without Filters for Another 2.5 Years by AKP, MHP Votes
15 Thermal Plants to Operate Without Filters for Another 2.5 Years by AKP, MHP Votes
The legislative proposal that postpones the installation of filters to 15 thermal power plants for another 2.5 years has been approved by the votes of ruling AKP and MHP MPs.
22 November 2019
Minister Soylu: 112 Thousand Gun Licenses Granted This Year
Minister Soylu: 112 Thousand Gun Licenses Granted This Year
Speaking at the Parliament’s Planning and Budget Commission, CHP MP Gürer has asked individual armament to Minister of Interior Süleyman Soylu. The Minister has announced that 112 thousand gun licenses have been granted in 2019 so far.
21 November 2019
CHP Report: There are 1.7 Million Refugee Children in Turkey
CHP Report: There are 1.7 Million Refugee Children in Turkey
The report covers a wide range of issues about, including child labor, sexual abuse and refugees children.
20 November 2019
Parliamentary Question About Child Labor on World Children’s Day
Parliamentary Question About Child Labor on World Children’s Day
On the occasion of November 20 World Children’s Day, main opposition CHP MP Barut has submitted a Parliamentary question on child labor. “Children are mistreated because laws are exploited or not enforced,” the MP has said.
20 November 2019
Greenpeace: İstanbul Experiences the Hottest November in 40 Years
Greenpeace: İstanbul Experiences the Hottest November in 40 Years
Greenpeace Mediterranean has made a new statement about climate crisis: İstanbul has been experiencing the hottest November in 40 years. The average temperature is above 20 degrees Celsius. Climate crisis is to blame.
19 November 2019
Lake Wiped off the Map by Treasure Hunters to be Declared Natural Protected Area
Lake Wiped off the Map by Treasure Hunters to be Declared Natural Protected Area
Minister of Environment and Urbanization Kurum has announced that the 12,000-year-old Dipsiz (Fathomless) Lake, which has been wiped off the map by treasure hunters, will be filled with water again and declared as a protected area.
19 November 2019
Hasankeyf Initiative: These are the Days of Apocalypse for Hasankeyf and Tigris Valley
Hasankeyf Initiative: These are the Days of Apocalypse for Hasankeyf and Tigris Valley
"While even a single nail should not be driven in Hasankeyf, the demolition continues with earthmovers and dozers," the Initiative has said.
18 November 2019
Journalist Akdeniz: Age of Child Labor Drops to 6 with Immigration of Syrians
Journalist Akdeniz: Age of Child Labor Drops to 6 with Immigration of Syrians
Speaking at the refugee symposium organized by the HDK, journalist Ercüment Akdeniz has said, “Traumatized by the war in their country, Syrians are traumatized for the second time in Turkey. Syrians are undesired in either work life or social life.”
18 November 2019
TurkStat: Citizens Paid 28 Billion Lira for Health Expenditures in 2018
TurkStat: Citizens Paid 28 Billion Lira for Health Expenditures in 2018
Health expenditures was 165 billion 234 million lira last year, increasing 17.5 percent from 2017.
12 November 2019
Confidentiality Order Lifted in Case of Suspicious Death of Rabia Naz
Confidentiality Order Lifted in Case of Suspicious Death of Rabia Naz
First recorded as suicide, the death of Rabia Naz was heard in the public after her father pursued the case what he claims was a murder.
11 November 2019
Chopping of Trees Restarts in Ida Mountains
Chopping of Trees Restarts in Ida Mountains
Ida Mountains Natural and Cultural Assets Preservation Association Chairperson has said the tree felling is within the knowledge of the Forest Management Directorate.
8 November 2019 Hikmet Adal
Both Demolition and Resistance Continue in Hasankeyf's Historic Bazaar
Both Demolition and Resistance Continue in Hasankeyf's Historic Bazaar
The historical bazaar in Hasankeyf went to wrack and ruin after the demolition. While some shop owners moved to the new settlement area, others are resisting.
8 November 2019 Evrim Kepenek
Articles on Climate Crisis on bianet Every Wednesday
Articles on Climate Crisis on bianet Every Wednesday
In articles and interviews, we will discuss every aspect of the climate crisis and its impact on women, children, animals, ecosystems and biodiversity, climate policies, and climate movements in the world and Turkey.
8 November 2019 Demet Bilge Erkasap
EU to Pay Turkey 50 Million Euros as Refugee Support
EU to Pay Turkey 50 Million Euros as Refugee Support
Maciej Popowski from the European Commission has stated that the EU is preparing to pay Turkey 50 million euros to improve the capacities of its coast guard, improve the conditions in migrant detention centers and help refugees to integrate.
7 November 2019
Court Cancels Environmental Impact Assessment Report for Gold Mine in Murat Mountain
Court Cancels Environmental Impact Assessment Report for Gold Mine in Murat Mountain
The Environmental Impact Assessment Report given by the Governorship of Kütahya for a gold mine on Murat Mountain and its vicinity has been cancelled by the court.
6 November 2019
'15 Poison-Spilling Thermal Power Plants Should be Closed'
'15 Poison-Spilling Thermal Power Plants Should be Closed'
People from southern, western and northern provinces have applied to the Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources, requesting the closure of a total of 15 power plants.
5 November 2019
EU Mobilizes 663 Million Euro in Assistance for Refugees in Turkey
EU Mobilizes 663 Million Euro in Assistance for Refugees in Turkey
The EU has sent 663 million Euro to the assistance program for refugees in Turkey as part of a 2015 deal between Ankara and Brussels.
31 October 2019
‘People Collect Signatures, Saying “Don’t Send Back My Syrian Neighbors”’
‘People Collect Signatures, Saying “Don’t Send Back My Syrian Neighbors”’
The time given to unregistered Syrians to leave İstanbul is over. Mehdi Davud has said, “The media and politics jointly target Syrians. If the people of Turkey are left to decide themselves, they will definitely act more humanely and conscientiously.”
31 October 2019 Ruken Tuncel
11-Thousand-Year-Old Temple Found in Mardin 'Has Similarities to Göbeklitepe'
11-Thousand-Year-Old Temple Found in Mardin 'Has Similarities to Göbeklitepe'
A temple with four stelae has been revealed during an archaeological excavation in the southeastern Mardin province.
31 October 2019
Ida Mountains: Alamos Gold 'Continues to Cut Down Trees Despite Suspended License'
Ida Mountains: Alamos Gold 'Continues to Cut Down Trees Despite Suspended License'
An activist group has filed a criminal complaint against the Canada-based gold mining firm, the license of which was suspended until the end of 2020.
30 October 2019
Republic Day of Turkey Celebrated
Republic Day of Turkey Celebrated
Founded in 1923, the Republic of Turkey has turned 96 today. Accordingly, the Republic Day of Turkey has been celebrated across Turkey.
29 October 2019
Climate Movements in Turkey: There is a Climate Crisis and Our Home is on Fire
Climate Movements in Turkey: There is a Climate Crisis and Our Home is on Fire
Elif Ünal and İren Bıçakçı from Extinction Rebellion and Atlas Sarrafoğlu from Fridays for Future Turkey have spoken about the climate movements in Turkey, the climate crisis and what they demand.
25 October 2019 Sakine Orman
Governorship of Ankara Bans Ecology Meeting
Governorship of Ankara Bans Ecology Meeting
The Governorship of Ankara has banned the Ecology Union’s meeting “We say stop to climate crisis and ecological destruction” to be held in the capital city on October 26.
25 October 2019
39 Dead People at the Back of a Truck in England
39 Dead People at the Back of a Truck in England
“Their dead bodies reached London. Just like thousands of refugees - migrants who drowned in the Mediterranean and whose dead bodies hit the shores.”
25 October 2019 Adil Okay
Hrant Dink Foundation Invites Everyone to Kayseri Dumplings Festival
Hrant Dink Foundation Invites Everyone to Kayseri Dumplings Festival
The Kayseri Dumplings (Mantı) Festival of Hrant Dink Foundation will take place in Şişli, İstanbul on October 26 between 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. The foundation’s conference on Kayseri and the region was previously banned both in Kayseri and İstanbul.
24 October 2019
Farewell, Mother Zöhre...
Farewell, Mother Zöhre...
Zöhre Yelken, the mother of our colleague Leyla İşbilir, has lost her life. “There are still so many things that I wish we could have done together. I wish I had kissed you more, I wish I had played with your hands more”, says her granddaughter Berfin Yelken.
22 October 2019
Erdoğan Removes UNESCO-Listed Cappadocia Valley from List of National Parks
Erdoğan Removes UNESCO-Listed Cappadocia Valley from List of National Parks
Göreme Valley, famous for its "Fairy Chimneys", is no longer a national park after a decree by the President has been published in the Official Gazette.
22 October 2019
450 Thousand Syrian Children Born in Turkey
450 Thousand Syrian Children Born in Turkey
According to the figures shared by the Refugees and Asylum Seekers Assistance and Solidarity Association, the number of registered Syrians in Turkey has increased by 8 thousand 529 people in a month and reached 3 million 674 thousand 588.
18 October 2019
Ipsos Survey: Politicians and Religious Officials Least Trusted Professions in Turkey
Ipsos Survey: Politicians and Religious Officials Least Trusted Professions in Turkey
According to a survey conducted by Ipsos in 23 countries including Turkey, scientists are considered the most trustworthy profession in the world. In Turkey, politicians and religious officials are the least trusted professions.
17 October 2019
Slaughter of Nature on Ida Mountains Suspended
Slaughter of Nature on Ida Mountains Suspended
Alamos Gold firm, which cut down 200 thousand trees for the construction of a gold mine, has announced that it suspended operations due to its license is not renewed.
14 October 2019
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