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Homicide and Suicide Allegations in Barracks
U.Ö and O.D., two privates under compulsory drafting lost their lives after an argument. U.Ö. allegedly committed suicide after shooting O.D. dead.
28 August 2013
METU Resists to Road Construction
Middle East Technical University (METU) students and some Gezi Park forums in Ankara have launched a protest in order to prevent a planned road construction through METU campus and forest.
26 August 2013
Ethem Sarısülük Library Opens
Dozens of Gezi Parkers gathered in Mamak Halkevi in Ankara on Sunday after the appeal “Bring your book and attend our concert” - a campaign that aimed to turn the house into Ethem Sarısülük Library.
26 August 2013
KCK: Government Must Take A Step Forward
KCK Executive Council Co-Presidency released a statement on the ongoing peace process, saying that Kurdish movement has done for its part but the Turkish government delayed the process by not taking any concrete steps.
23 August 2013
600 Policemen Attack Deputy Kürkçü, 6 Justice Walkers
600 policemen have attacked 6 activists who walked from the southern province to Istanbul in order to protest police violence and demand for justice, Ahmet Saymadi said. According to BDP deputy Ertuğrul Kürkçü, police sprayed pepper gas from close distance, leaving him injured.
21 August 2013
Ekin Karaca
Çarşı Ignores Ban, Keeps Gezi Spirit in Stadium
Responding to the government’s threat to take legal action against “political” cheering, Çarşı soccer fan group chanted a series of Gezi Resistance slogans on the first official game of Beşiktaş team.
19 August 2013
Westminister University Focuses on Alevi-Kurdish Suicides in London
Undetected by British mainstream media, over 48 young Alevi Kurdish men have killed themselves since 2003 in London. A study by the Times newspaper tries to shed some light on the issue.
16 August 2013
Figen Güneş
"We Opened to the World With TOMAs"
We have opened to the world and received massive orders for our vehicles after the worldwide news coverage of Gezi Resistance, said Mehmet Katmerci, CEO of TOMA fabricator Katmerciler Co.
16 August 2013
New Suspect Arrested
A new suspect, who has been detected through surveillance camera footage, has been arrested for the killing of Ali Ismail Korkmaz. While defense lawyer requested the release of their clients, the total number of arrests climbed to 5.
15 August 2013
Mock Campaign Launched to Choose TOMAs
“Dakar TOMA”, “TOMAZILLA”, “At-At TOMA”, “TOMAdurma”, “Çapulsavar”, “TOMAĞĞĞ”... What’s your favorite TOMA?
14 August 2013
Figen Kopuz
Suspicious Death of Alevi Youngster Under Compulsory Drafting
Muharrem Al (21), a private under compulsory military drafting, has reported committed suicide in Şırnak - a claim that his parents denied and demanded a second autopsy.
14 August 2013
Education Ministry Tweaks on Schooling Age
The parliament has legislated an amendment that allowed parents to postpone the school start date of 66 to 68 month old children up to one year.
14 August 2013
Öcalan: Process Can’t Continue Unilaterally
“My brother told me that the process can’t continue unilaterally and both parties required to take steps towards resolution,” Mehmet Öcalan said. Abdullah Öcalan’s lawyers also submitted requests to meet their client.
13 August 2013
Another Deadly “Joke” in Turkey’s Barracks
One soldier on compulsory drafting has reportedly been killed while “jokingly” pointing rifles with another fellow private in the southeastern district of Lice, Diyarbakır.
13 August 2013
Turkish Wrestler Grounded For Racism
FILA has barred Turkish wrestler Kayaalp from attending tournaments for a period of six months due to his racist tweets and insults on Gezi Resistance protestors in Turkey. “We will not let our kid go wasted,” Turkey’s Wrestling Federation said.
12 August 2013
4 Arrested in Ali Ismail Murder Case
A court arrested four suspects (including a policeman) for the willful murder of Ali Ismail Korkmaz, a Gezi Park protestors who died in the results of massive beating in Eskişehir province.
7 August 2013
Beyza Kural
Why do Facebook and Twitter Shut Down Accounts In Turkey?
Recently, several Facebook and Twitter account have either been shut down or suspended. bianet asked the reason of this recent phenomenon to Erkan Saka, lecturer at Istanbul Bilgi University.
7 August 2013
Elif Akgül
TAF Releases Statement on Ergenekon Verdict
Turkish Armed Forces (TAF) released a statement on yesterday’s Ergenekon trial verdict, saying that “they were feeling and sharing the grief of their longtime co-workers and their family members”.
6 August 2013
Verdict Issued in Ergenekon Case
Judges issued a verdict in Ergenekon case this afternoon, ordering life sentences to several defendants including former military chief Başbuğ, retired brigade general Küçük, retired army general Tolon, retired colonel Çiçek, retired army general Iğsız and journalist Özkan.
5 August 2013
Soccers Fan Groups React Upon Political Cheering Ban
Various soccer fan group members spoke up on the government’s latest plans to ban political cheering in stadiums across Turkey. Considering the measures as an extension of AKP government’s ban mentality, Tek Yumruk and Sol Açık groups predict that soccers fans are very like to use humor in the days to come.
2 August 2013
Elif Akgül
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5 Detained in Mersin
Police held searches in 20 apartments in the southern province of Mersin this morning, detaining 5 individuals on the ground that they organized Gezi protests.
1 August 2013
“Everywhere Taksim Everywhere Resistance” Slogan Faces Ban
The Turkish government is reportedly paving its way to ban the use of Gezi Resistance-related slogans including “Everywhere Taksim, Everywhere Resistance” in stadiums across Turkey.
31 July 2013
Machete-Carrying Man Charged With 27 Years of Prison
Istanbul Prosecutor’s Office released its charges on Sabri Çelebi, the machete-carriying man who attacked Gezi Resistance protestors. Charged with “attempting to assault purposefully”, Çelebi is facing prison sentence up to 27 years.
31 July 2013
Rape Suspect Soldiers Laid Off in Bingöl
Family and Social Policies Minister Fatma Şahin said 8 expert sergeants suspected of raping a teenager girl (16) have been laid off from their duties.
30 July 2013
"Iftar Detainees" Released
Detained after attempting to break their Ramadan fasts in Gezi Park, 6 individuals have been released. While four detainees were released after their testimonies to police and prosecutors, Haluk Ağabeyoğlu and Ahmet Batal have been released after their testimony to a court.
29 July 2013
“Iftar Detainees” Sent to Courthouse
Detained on Saturday after attempting to break their Ramadan fast in Gezi Park, 6 individuals including one minor has been sent to Istanbul Courthouse this morning for their testimonies to prosecutors.
29 July 2013
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Interior Ministry Admits Police Use of Bats
Interior Minister Muammer Güler warned police officers on a variety of issues including “not throwing gas bombs from close distance”, “not dispersing protestors with material like bats” and “not allowing aggressors who attack protestors with bats and machetes”.
23 July 2013
"You Can’t Even Hammer A Nail in Gezi Park"
Saying that the latest regional administration court verdict on Topçu Barracks in Gezi Park was unlawful, advocate Can Atalay claimed that no authorities could even hammer a nail in the park due to Istanbul 1st Administration Court decision on the suspension of all construction efforts in the area.
22 July 2013
Nilay Vardar
Devrimci Karargah Case Verdict Announced
24 defendants acquitted in Devrimci Karargah case. While Volkan Karakuş and Bayram Aydoğdu were released pending a trial, 15 defendants have been convicted for “being an illegal organization member”.
19 July 2013
“Police Pulled His Gun and Attacked”
“Policeman Ahmet Şahbaz pulled his gun even before approaching to protestors and set his weapon mechanism ready while kicking a protestor,” expert report on the death moment of Ethem Sarısülük - a report that denied Şahbaz’s allegations “I pulled my gun because I was afraid”.
18 July 2013
Ayça Söylemez
Clashes in Syria Leave Child Killed in Turkey
Last night, armed clashes between Free Syrian Army and Syrian-Kurdish Democratic Union Party (PYD) near the Turkish border in Syria left Mahsun Ertuğrul (17) dead in Ceylanpınar district, Urfa.
18 July 2013
“Rebellion” Raids in Istanbul
Police raided several apartments in Istanbul this morning, detaining 55 individuals with a majority of university students for one of the charges related to “provoking public to rebellion”. Film spools were listed in the confiscated items.
16 July 2013
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