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Mobility Of Artworks Instead Of Artists
Fanzines from various countries, in which people expressed themselves were gathered in the exhibition "even my mom can make a book". The exhibition is taking place in Kuledibi, a district in Istanbul considered to be at the crossroads of cultures.
25 April 2011
Çiçek Tahaoğlu
True Finns
True Finns are seen as populist, xenophobic, euro-phobic, islamophobic and homophobic, although the signs of their great success have been there since a long time.
21 April 2011
Leena Reikko
Trial Merger - Defendants Beaten, Protestors Faced Tear Gas
The decision for a merger of the two trials on the Revolutionary Headquarters terrorist organization caused massive protest among the defence lawyers, the defendants and observers. Lawyer Varlık criticized the decision as an "unlawful" and a "restriction of the right to defence".
14 April 2011
Ayça Söylemez
Annual Military Expenditures in Turkey: 15. 3 Billion Dollar
12 April is the Global Day of Action on Military Spending. Eğitim-Sen President Kılıç underlined a steady increase in military expenditures in Turkey and claimed, "We want financial recourses for education, not for the military".
13 April 2011
Request to Release 163 Military Officers Dismissed Again
The General Staff Directorate criticized the continuation of the detention of 163 staff members of the Turkish Armed Forces. "We have difficulties to understand the continuation of the 163 active and retired staff members of the Turkish Armed Forces", it was announced.
7 April 2011
‘Gorilla Man’ and ‘Veiled Woman’
We do not even notice the self-expression of turban-wearing young women, or the messages they give out, as we often just focus on the fact that they cover their heads.
2 April 2011
Barış Mumyakmaz
Zekeriya Öz Deposed as Special Authority Prosecutor
Prosecutor Zekeriya Öz, previously running the Ergenekon investigation, was now appointed as Deputy Chief Public Prosecutor of Istanbul. According to a decree of the HSYK, the positions of 128 judges and prosecutors were changed.
31 March 2011
Elections on 12 June Come in New Apparel
An electorate of 50 million people will be able to vote in the general elections on 12 June 2011. 27 Political Parties take part. For the first time, propaganda can be made in Kurdish. The application fee for independent candidates was increased by factor 17.
22 March 2011
NGOs Raise their Voice against the Government
The four major non-governmental organizations DİSK, KESK, TMMOB and TTB will express their protest against the policies of the ruling Justice and Development Party in a joint press statement that will be released in Istanbul, Ankara and Izmir on 18 March at 12.30.
17 March 2011
Ekin Karaca
Imam Might Come Over Unannounced
The family imam project implemented in an Adana district aims at standing by families in good and bad days and informing them on topics such as "bad habits" besides religious issues. Social Services Expert Karatay criticized the project as "ideologic".
11 March 2011
Ekin Karaca
Privates on Duty "Lost" in Incomplete Records
In the Bayrampaşa Trial related to the "Return to Life" operation, the gendarmerie declared that the private soldiers on trial were not on duty at the Bayrampaşa Prison at the time. Other information required by the court "could not be found".
10 March 2011
Ayça Söylemez
Espionage, Blackmailing and Prostitution within the Military
The investigation into "espionage and blackmailing in the military" will be taken to court in April. Allegedly, a criminal organization within the military illegally obtained a huge amount of classified information to be sold to foreign governments, the indictment states.
25 February 2011
"Bag of Laws" Passes from Parliament
The controversial "Bag Law" passed through parliament. Students sentenced for "terror crimes" are exempt from the amnesty for students. The right to social security of victims of the military coups in 1972 and 1980 was limited to those who were acquitted at the time.
15 February 2011
Elif Gençkal
"Judicial Reform Bill" Passed through Parliament
After controversial discussions between the government and the main opposition party, the "Judicial Reform Bill" passed through the Turkish parliament on 9 February. Justice Minister Ergin appreciated the amendmens, CHP member Ince criticized the draft bill.
11 February 2011
Judge and Prosecutor brought Academic to Jail
Lecturer Bilal Bekar was arrested after an argument with a judge in Rize. A court had decreed not to arrest him, but Bekar was taken to jail upon the prosecution's appeal. The teachers' union criticized the arrest as being "contrary to the law".
24 January 2011
Erol Önderoğlu
Istanbul University: Search of Students Stopped
An Istanbul court revoked the permission for a general search of people and their belongings at the entrance of Istanbul University. The court ruled that the search was contrary to the Constitution and the European Convention on Human Rights.
20 January 2011
Erhan Üstündağ
A Turkish Erasmus Student in the EU
After a year in Madrid as an Erasmus student, Enis Altıok talks about his experiences and perspective as a Turkish student abroad in the light of current issues in Turkey. He also gives an insight on the views of students from the EU on Turkey.
18 January 2011
Enis Altıok
Demonstrations against Transport Price Increase in Ankara
In Ankara, protests against a ten percent increase in public transport fees continue. Hundreds of members of professional organizations, trade unions, political parties and students boycotted public transport vehicles for one hour on 7 January.
10 January 2011
Burcu Ballıktaş
Governor Imposes State of Emergency in Istanbul University
Upon request by local police court grants the Istanbul police a one-year search warrant. The decision authorizes the police search any student at the campus and in its surroundings. Students and academics react against the decision. He is not informed of the decision says rector Prof. Söylet.
29 December 2010
"No Compulsory Religious Education with Alevis"
Alevi Bektashi Federation President Balkız criticized that the inclusion of Shiism in the curriculum will not solve any problems. "They will continue Sunni propaganda by using Shiism", he said.
15 December 2010
Berivan Tapan
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UN: "Cyprus Negotiations Picked up Momentum again"
Special Advisor of the UN Secretary-General on Cyprus, Alexander Downer, said that negotiations have "picked up momentum again" after they had been slowed down on the property issue. The political leaders of Southern and Northern Cyprus will meet again soon.
2 December 2010
Erhan Üstündağ
Prosecutor Şanal Sues Author of "Justice in a Gown"
The Prosecutor of Erzurum Şanal filed a compensation claim against journalist İlhan Taşçı on the grounds of his book "Justice in a gown". The prosecutor just recently opened a trial against journalist Saymaz based on his book "The postmodern Jihad".
25 November 2010
Erol Önderoğlu
Turkey as the "Trojan Horse of the Middle East"
Political Scientist Gerger said that Turkey's role within the NATO did not change after the NATO summit last weekend. The summit was marked by the agreement on a missile shield over Europe without defining Turkey's neighbour Iran as an explicit enemy.
23 November 2010
Erhan Üstündağ
Prof. Mehmet Görmez New Head of Religious Affairs
Prof. Bardakoğlu was allegedly dismissed as the Head of the Department of Religious Affairs. After PM Erdoğan said "We shall ask the Religious Affairs" about the headscarf problem, he replied, "The Religious Affairs Department does not release views upon request. The politicians should solve it".
15 November 2010
Berivan Tapan
How to Improve the Quality of NGOs
Four NGOs from Turkey and further organizations from Bosnia Herzegovina, Slovenia, Albania, Macedonia, Serbia, Kosovo and Montenegro met in Zagreb for a conference on Quality Assurance Systems. One of the representatives from Turkey was bianet Editor Önderoğlu.
18 October 2010
Ero Önderoğlu
Torture Case - Colonel's Hand "Slipped"
Colonel Özmen, tried for alleged torture of conscientious objector Aydemir, said in his defence: "I am a human being, I may have cursed. I held him by the shoulders to lead him out of the room, maybe my hand slipped across his face".
24 September 2010
Berivan Tapan
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Culture Minister Impassive as Ancient Spa Settlement is Doomed
Assoc. Prof. Yaraş, head of the Excavation Board, announced to carry on with their protest against covering the ancient city of Alllianoi in concrete because of the flooding of the Yortanlı Dam. The Chamber of Environmental Engineers called Minister of Culture Günay to resign.
23 September 2010
Selin Altunkaynak
3 out of 4 Teachers Point out Violence at School
The "Status Report on Education" by the education union Eğitim-Sen reveals that three thirds of all educational staff evaluate violence as a problem at school to various extends. Insult and humiliation of students is a common problem at all schools.
21 September 2010
Semra Pelek
Unplanned Construction Caused Disaster
Mahmutoğlu from the Rize Representation of the Architects Chamber criticized: ""These incidents happen because the work of engineers is being done by craftsmen. The ground has not been surveyed and the steel structure leaves doubts".
30 August 2010
Berivan Tapan
General Staff Comments on Heron Scandal
The General Staff Directorate denied allegations that they deliberately avoided the use of Heron air vehicles in the PKK attack on Han Tepe in July. However, the announcement does not explain alleged communication between military personnel.
23 August 2010
Ertuğrul Kürkçü
A Sportswoman is Called a "Woman", not a "Lady"
The Basketball Federation has decided to use the term “women’s league.” Associate Professor Dr. Cubukcu from Istanbul University says, "The equivalent of man is woman, not lady.” Language experts advocate the word, “woman.” International sports organisations also use, “woman,” not “lady.”
14 August 2010
Berivan Tapan
Youth Unemployment in Turkey Twice as High as World Average
ILO report states that there are 81 million young unemployed people in the world. The rate of youth unemployment in Turkey is more than twice the world average. The crisis hit the youth more than it hit the adults.
13 August 2010
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