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Court Bans Publishing News About Ergenekon Suspects
The court puts a ban on publishing news about Ergenekon Suspect Veli Küçük and his friends to protect their private lives and prevent the use of their defense in the media.
20 November 2008
Latest AKP Resignation Connected With The Kurdish Problem
Dengir Mir Mehmet Fırat, Vice Chairperson of the Justice and Development Party (AKP), has been removed from his position. Abdülkadir Aksu takes over his position.
7 November 2008
Ruling Party Face Investigation Concerning The Lighthouse Fraud
The Chief Prosecutor of the Supreme Court of Appeals launches an investigation against the Justice and Development Party (AKP) on the grounds that it received money transfers from Germany.
6 November 2008
PKK Confirms The General Staff
PKK Confirms The General Staff
The Kurdish Workers Party (PKK) corroborates the report by the General Staff regarding the Aktütün assault that there was no neglect, but denies that they were not successful.
31 October 2008
The General Staff Admits No Fault In Aktütün Assault
Commander of the 2nd Army Koşaner announced that the Armed Forces had no fault in the Aktütün assault of the Kurdish Workers Party (PKK), in which 17 soldiers were killed. Koşaner repeated the claim that the pictures that appeared in the media were incorrect.
27 October 2008
Four New Custodies In The Ergenekon Investigation
Four more people have been taken into custody in connection with the Ergenekon case. The third hearing of the trial will be held today.
27 October 2008
Positive Steps Taken For The EU And The Human Rights Saved The Ruling Party From Closing
It seems the Constitutional Court tried not to close the Justice and the Development Party (AKP) by concentrating on the extenuating circumstances. The simple conclusion is that the positive steps taken by the AKP for the European Union and the human rights saved it from closing.
25 October 2008 Ertuğrul Cenk Gürcan
Pro-Kurdish Party Faces Discrimination In The Ergenekon Case Too
The problem of the lack of space is solved in the Ergenekon case. The court approves the motion by the daily Cumhuriyet to join the case, but rejects a similar motion by the Democratic Society Party.
23 October 2008
"Headscarf May Become Means of Pressure"
The Constitutional Court announced the legal background for its decision about not allowing wearing of the Muslim headscarf in universities. It stated that such a an act might lead to clashes in the society.
22 October 2008
Recusation Demand In The Ergenekon Case Rejected
The Ergenekon court rejected the recusation demand by the defense lawyers regarding Judge Sedat Sami Haşıoğlu.
22 October 2008
Brief History Of The Ergenekon Case
The 13th High Criminal Court of Istanbul begins to try the Ergenekon case with 86 suspects, 46 of them in prison, at Silivri near Istanbul. Veli Küçük, İlhan Selçuk, Kemal Alemdaroğlu, Sedat Peker and Doğu Perinçek are among the accused.
20 October 2008 Erol Önderoğlu
Ergenekon Trial Takes Off At Silivri
Ergenekon Trial Takes Off At Silivri
The first hearing started with recess because of the lack of space to accommodate all the people who wanted to be in the court room. The first hearing consisted of jurisdictional pleas and motions to join the trial.
20 October 2008 Erol Önderoğlu
The General Staff Denies The Authenticity Of The Photographs In Daily Taraf
The General Staff Denies The Authenticity Of The Photographs In Daily Taraf
The General Staff announced that the photographs published in daily Taraf in connection with PKK’s Aktütün assault did not belong to the assault area. Taraf had claimed they had showed that the assault was known ahead of time.
17 October 2008
16 Ergenekon Suspects Transferred To Silivri For The First Hearing
The 16 Ergenekon suspects, among them retired general Veli Küçük, Susurluk convict Sami Hoştan and lawyer Kemal Kerinçsiz, have been transferred to Silivri prison for the first hearing of the Ergenekon case.
6 October 2008
Constitutional Court Rapporteur Cannot Teach Any Longer
Çankaya University has terminated Constitutional Court Rapporteur Osman Can’s job as a lecturer without giving any reasons. Osman Can had opposed closing of the Justice and Development Party and demanded removal of article 301 of the Turkish Penal Code.
3 October 2008
Headscarf Confrontation At Boğaziçi University
The new rector of the Boğaziçi University takes a stand against the wearing of headscarves, but the students protest and resist the discrimination those with headscarves face.
26 September 2008 Emine Özcan
Turkish Armed Forces Hits 16 Targets In Northern Iraq
The Turkish Armed Forces hit 16 PKK targets in the Kandil region in Northern Iraq. According to the news agencies located in Northern Iraq, the fighter planes hit six villages.
26 September 2008
Creationist Adnan Oktar Manages To Shut Down Another Internet Site
The court has banned the internet site of the Union of Education and Scientific Workers, which has been taking a stand against the spread of Adnan Oktar’s pro-creationist ideas in schools.
25 September 2008 Erol Önderoğlu
Student Union Begins The New School Year At The Courthouse
The second hearing of the Student Union case, which was filed by the Istanbul Gpvernorship, was held today. The trial has been postponed to November 18.
24 September 2008 Bawer Çakır
“Combine The Cases For The JITEM And The Ergenekon”
Lawyer Elçi files a petition with the Diyarbakır court to have the cases of the Gendarmerie Intelligence And Anti Terror Unit (JİTEM) in Diyarbakır and the Ergenekon in Istanbul combined.
24 September 2008 Tolga Korkut
Ergenekon Operations Continue With More Custodies
Journalist Tuncay Özkan, former owner of the TV channel Kanaltürk, and former Esenyurt Mayor Gürbüz Çapan were taken into custody this morning for the Ergenekon investigation.
23 September 2008
Curriculum Needs To Be Taken From The Hands Of The Politicians
According to Zübeyde Kılıç of Union of Education and Science Workers, the school books should be prepared by academicians, scientists, educators and the expert union members through detailed discussions.
22 September 2008 Bawer Çakır
One Of The Ergenekon Generals Released, Eleven New Arrests
One Of The Ergenekon Generals Released, Eleven New Arrests
Şener Eruygur, one of the retired generals arrested for the Ergenekon operation, under intensive care since last week, is released for health problems. The lieutenants and the military student are arrested. Temiz, İdiz and Soylu are released, too.
22 September 2008
Retired Military Judge Ümit Kardaş Advises Caution About The Latest Arrest Of Military Officers
Retired Military Judge Ümit Kardaş Advises Caution About The Latest Arrest Of Military Officers
Retired military judge Ümit Kardaş believes that taking five lieutenants into custody is not enough. He thinks the operation needs to go higher.
19 September 2008 Bawer Çakır
Five Lieutenants And A Military Student In Custody For Ergenekon
The number of those taken into custody in the latest wave of operations for the Ergenekon investigation becomes seventeen. Among them are five lieutenants and one military student, too.
19 September 2008
Eleven Taken Into Custody For Ergenekon Investigation
Eleven people have been taken into custody in Ankara and Istanbul in connection with the Ergenekon investigation. Nurseli İdiz, Seyhan Soylu and Levent Temiz, who had threatened Hrant Dink, were among those taken into custody.
18 September 2008
Evolutionist Dawkins’ Internet Site Banned In Turkey
Turkish court has banned the access to world famous evolutionist Prof. Richard Dawkins’ internet site upon complaint by creationist Adnan Oktar on the grounds that the site contained insulting remarks about Oktar’s book “Atlas of Creation”.
17 September 2008
Relatives Of Malatya Massacre Victims Sue State Organs For Negligence
Relatives Of Malatya Massacre Victims Sue State Organs For Negligence
The relatives of the three Protestants killed brutally in Malatya sue the Prime Ministry, the ministries of Education and Interior for negligence.
17 September 2008 Erol Önderoğlu
Sunnite Teaching Dominates Textbooks For Religion
Turkey’s Education and Science Workers Union has announced that the textbooks for the religion courses still reflect the Sunnite Teaching. It demands that the government abide by the court decisions.
15 September 2008
Investigation Of The Ergenekon Prosecutors Denied
Ministry of Justice decided not to permit the investigation of the prosecutors and judges of the Ergenekon case on the grounds that the evidence was not sufficient.
12 September 2008
Doğan-Erdoğan Conflict: Bourgeoisie’s Fight Within Itself
Doğan-Erdoğan Conflict: Bourgeoisie’s Fight Within Itself
Writer Savran says the Erdoğan-Doğan conflict has exposed the corruption the relation between the ruling power and the capital has brought. He describes it as the plunder of the public resources that has been taking place through privatizations.
11 September 2008 Onur Açıkgöz
“Mandatory Religion Courses Are Everyone’s Concern”
President of the Human Rights Organization demands the removal of the mandatory religion courses. He says this is not the state’s domain.
10 September 2008
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