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Many States in The USA Have Long Recognized “Genocide”
Although there is diplomatic tension between Turkey and the USA because of the passing of the "genocide" resolution in a committee of the House of Representatives, most US states already recognise a "genocide".
16 October 2007
Erhan Üstündağ
Government Seeks Parliamentary Consent for Cross Border Operations
The government will ask parliament to authorise one year of operations. Cicek: The PKK, not Iraq, is the target.
16 October 2007
Tolga Korkut
Diyarbakir’s Farewell to Kurdish Writer
Around 30,000 people joined Kurdish writer Mehmed Uzun’s funeral procession in Diyarbakir on Saturday (13 October).
16 October 2007
Parliament to Discuss Northern Iraq Operations
Parliamentary approval for Turkish soldiers to carry out cross-border operations in Northern Iraq may be debated in parliament as early as today (15 October).
15 October 2007
Gökçe Gündüç
Kurdish Writer Mehmed Uzun Has Died
Prominent Kurdish Writer Uzun, who lived in exile in Sweden for a long time, died yesterday (11 October). His death is a great loss to Kurdish and world literature.
12 October 2007
Tolga Korkut
Conflict and Deaths Damage Everyone’s Mental Health
The Mental Health Platform called for a culture of conflict resolution to replace the existing culture of conflict. Turkey needs a comprehensive mental health policy "focused on people, human rights and democracy."
10 October 2007
Tolga Korkut
Foreign Press Concerned About Cross-Border Operations
Today, newspapers in Britain and the USA covered the possibility of Turkey carrying out cross-border ground operations in Iraq.
10 October 2007
Gökçe Gündüç
ECHR: Compulsory Religious Education Violates Rights
The ECHR has decided that compulsory Religious Education classes contradict the principles of plurality and objectivity.
10 October 2007
Erhan Üstündağ
Newspaper Headlines Agitating Emotions
While most newspaper columnists agree that military operations will not solve the Kurdish question, the frontpage headlines today were highly emotional and many called for revenge.
9 October 2007
A. Nilüfer Zengin Kürkçü,A. Nilüfer Zengin Kürkçü
"There May Be Cross-Border Operations"
Today government members, army and secret service members and police officers met to discuss the increase in violence in recent days.
9 October 2007
Erhan Üstündağ
End Violence - But How?
DTP, ÖDP and human rights organisations have countered the mainstream discourse on an intensification in the fight against terrorism with a call for an end to violence and democratic reforms.
9 October 2007
Tolga Korkut
13 Soldiers Killed in Sirnak Ambush
According to the General Staff, 13 soldiers died in a PKK attack on Sunday.
8 October 2007
A. Nilüfer Zengin Kürkçü
Two Explosions in Izmir: One Dead, Nine Injured
Two explosions took place in Buca, province of Izmir, on Monday morning and lunchtime yesterday.
3 October 2007
Parliament Will Investigate Attack in Sirnak
The Parliamentary Human Rights Commission will investigate the murder of 12 persons in Beytüssebap, Sirnak, which took place on Saturday.
3 October 2007
Tolga Korkut
Conference on Kurds in Diyarbakir
"Kurds in Turkey: Main Requirements for a Peace Process" was the title of the conference, which was held on 29 and 30 September in Diyarbakir.
2 October 2007
Tolga Korkut
Academics Support Oran and Kaboglu
114 lecturers at Bosphorus University have come out in support for Professors Oran and Kaboglu.
1 October 2007
Erol Önderoğlu
Shocking Police Recording in Dink Case
Erhan Tuncel, police informant and suspected of incitement to murder, was called by intelligence officer Muhittin Zenit very shortly after the murder.
1 October 2007
Murat Utku
Retired Officer Admits Abuse of Position
A retired army officer has published a book entitled "I have Seen Betrayal" in which he recounts incidents of the army abusing its position, creating fake battles and disguising soldiers as PKK militants.
26 September 2007
Tolga Korkut
Mothertongue a Right not a Threat
Still perceived as a threat by the army and others, education in one's mothertongue is the right of children and benefits their development.
26 September 2007
Erhan Üstündağ
Military Hypocrisy in Mothertongue Education Debate
General Basbug opposes education in their mothertongue for "some ethnic groups", but many military and other schools encourage education in a foreign language medium.
26 September 2007
Gökçe Gündüç
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Domestic Media Obsessed with Malaysia
The domestic debate about whether there is a threat of Islamicisation in Turkey has been stoked by American comparisons of Turkey and Malaysia.
26 September 2007
Tolga Korkut
In Some Schools No Teacher, in Some No Students
In Sanliurfa Province, many children are still working in the fields; some schools have not received teachers.
25 September 2007
Erhan Üstündağ
Silenced by Compulsory Religion at School
Religious Education classes are currently compulsory, but they almost exclusively teach Sunni Islam.
24 September 2007
Erhan Üstündağ
Gül: Should Headscarved Women Stay at Home?
President Gül has rejected comparisons of Turkey with Iran and Malaysia.
21 September 2007
A. Nilüfer Zengin Kürkçü,A. Nilüfer Zengin Kürkçü
Turkish Feminists Discuss Effects of Religion on Women
The Heinrich Böll Foundation publication "Gender Discussions in Turkey" offers a timely contribution to the discussion on feminism and religion.
21 September 2007
Gökçe Gündüç
Presidential Tour Ignored Reality
Unfortunately, the first domestic tour of 11th President Abdullah Gül has not gone beyond formalities. There was no mention of the real issues that concern the region.
14 September 2007
Cumhur Kılıççıoğlu
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Gül: "Services Will Flow to This Region"
Newly-elected President Abdullah Gül's first trip took him to Van and today to Yüksekova in Hakkari. He will also visit Siirt, Sirnak and Diyarbakir.
13 September 2007
Bomb Explosion Prevented in Ankara
The police yesterday deactivated a 300 kg bombing device in Ankara. Al Qaida and PKK are suspected.
12 September 2007
Tolga Korkut
Young Civilians Movement Remembers 12 September
A workshop to "repair the 12 September constitution" will take place today in central Istanbul. Yesterday, the coup was symbolically put on trial.
12 September 2007
Tolga Korkut,Nayat Karaköse
"Journalism is a Peace Profession"
Journalists Utku and Duran joined the IPS training programme: journalists should oppose war.
9 September 2007
Tolga Korkut
Neo-Liberal Education with an Islamic Sauce
Hüseyin Celik's continuation in the office of Minister of Education, as well as the compromise reached between the AKP and the military, does not bode well for children and teachers.
9 September 2007
Erhan Üstündağ
BIA: Positive Discrimination, Follow-Up and Visibility
Kürkcü, Mater, Üstündag and Korkut described the Independent Communication Network (BIA) project, saying that "the invisible has to be made visible".
5 September 2007
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