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Violence, Curfews Restrain Right to Education
Kamuran Karaca, Chairperson of the Trade Union of Employees in Education and Science has pointed out that curfews deprive children of their right to education and traumatize students and teachers severely.
15 December 2015
Yüce Yöney
Curfew in Nusaybin Again
Curfew has been declared in Nusaybin district of Mardin province as of 4 p.m., which has been the fifth curfew declared in the district.
14 December 2015
Two People Killed in Diyarbakır
Police launched attack on march protesting curfews, two people shot to death, three others wounded.
14 December 2015
Police Intervene in HDP Rally in Diyarbakır
Police used gas bombs on rally organized by HDP in Diyarbakır where the Governorate had called for the citizens to “not participate” prior to the rally claiming it was illegal.
14 December 2015
Johnny Cash’s ‘Bitter Tears’
Johnny Cash was one of the first white artists revealing wrongfulness and injustice the natives of North America had to face. Human rights defender Cash used to insistently sing the song “Ballad of Ira Hayes” from the activist singer Peter La Farge.
14 December 2015
Murat Türker
Curfew in Cizre, Silopi
Curfew has been declared again in Şırnak’s Cizre and Silopi districts.
14 December 2015
Freedom of Expression in Turkey in 67th Year of Universal Declaration of Human Rights
In the congress held with the occasion of the 67th year of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, political freedom of expression in Turkey has been discussed.
11 December 2015
F. Çağdaş İslim
Penalty for Journalist over ‘Wolf Politician’ Report
Local journalist Sinan Aygül in Bitlis has been imposed a punitive fine for using the expression “wolf journalist” on a report about a corruption which Vahit Kiler, then MP of AKP was involved in.
11 December 2015
Curfew Lifted in Sur With ‘Caution’
Curfew in Turkey’s southeastern Sur district of Diyarbakır has been lifted after nine days yet police continue controlling entries and exits in prohibited neighborhoods
11 December 2015
Refugees’ Visit Over
Refugee Policy which Turkey was “proud” of, has been changed due to EU-Agreement, the border crossing to the Turkish side is also about to be closed and the refugees might be deported.
10 December 2015
Ayça Söylemez
Erdem Gül, Can Dündar to Stay in Same Cell
Minister of Justice Bekir Bozdağ gave instruction for journalists Can Dündar and Erdem Gül arrested for making news of MİT trucks to stay in the same cell.
10 December 2015
Why Hanukkah not Celebrated at Squares of Turkey?
Jews’ Hanukkah has been celebrated all over the world, why not in İstanbul?
10 December 2015
Criminal Accusation on Dink Case Committed to Court
Criminal charges against public officers regarding the murder of Hrant Dink, then Chief Editor of Agos weekly has been referred to the 14th High Criminal Court.
9 December 2015
Constitutional Court Preserves Personal Data, Leaves TİB’s Authority Untouched
Constitutional Court has rescinded the article in Internet legislation stipulating to keep personal data for two years, yet didn’t remove Presidency of Telecommunication's authority to block access.
9 December 2015
From Can Dündar to FEMEN: Our Names on Most Efficient Riot-Billboard
Arrested journalist Can Dündar has thanked FEMEN for support message with letter.
9 December 2015
Upon Constitutional Court’s Decision, All Access-Blocks Unlawful
Constitutional Court has ruled that the inferior court’s decision of blocking access was a violation of freedom of expression, Asst. Prof. Dr. Altıparmak has commentated on the decision for bianet.
9 December 2015
Elif Akgül
1 Police, 1 Child Killed in Nusaybin
A 15-year-old child and a police officer killed in Mardin’s Nusaybin where curfew has been ongoing for three days.
9 December 2015
Eagles of Death Metal in Paris Again After Massacre
Eagles of Death Metal has gotten on the stage first time after the Paris massacre, performed two songs.
8 December 2015
Number of People in Prisons Increases by 10.1%
According to TUİK’s stats of 2014, 204 out of every 100,000 persons were in penal institution whereas the figure was 163 in 2010.
7 December 2015
Erdem Gül, Can Dündar Appeal to Constitutional Court
Erdem Gül and Can Dündar arrested over report on trucks of National Intelligence Organization (MİT) have appealed to Constitutional Court.
7 December 2015
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3 People Killed, 6 Police Wounded in Turkey’s Southeastern Nusaybin
Three people including a child killed resulted by fire allegedly opened from armored vehicle in Nusaybin, and that six police wounded resulted by a bomb detonated during armored vehicle of security forces driving by.
7 December 2015
Heybeliada Left Without Library
Triandafilidis Mansion, Heybeliada’s Library is put to use as service building as to being consigned to District National Education Directorate following Special Provincial Administration being abolished, and offer for library declined by National Education.
4 December 2015
Elif Akgül
Ragıp Zarakolu Receives PL Foundation Peace Prize
Publisher and human rights defender Zarakolu has been awarded PL Foundation Peace Prize.
4 December 2015
5 Bullets Hit Kortak’s Body Killed in Police Raid
According to the preliminary autopsy report of Dilan Kortak killed in police raid at her apartment where she was alone, five bullets have hit her body.
4 December 2015
Ayça Söylemez
Detention Asked for Police in Tahir Elçi Prosecution
Attorneys of Tahir Elçi’s family in their petition submitted to prosecution have asked the police to be detained and their testimony to be taken as suspects and that all the documents related to the case to be handed over to them.
4 December 2015
Ayça Söylemez
Woman Killed in Police Raid in Sancaktepe
A woman named Dilan Kortak has been killed by police raid in İstanbul, inhabitants have said they heard no velitation noise.
4 December 2015
Ayça Söylemez
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Elijah Wood: Gollum or Smeagol, Jail Term is Horrible
Elijah Wood playing the part of Frodo in Lord of the Rings trilogy has said Bilgin Çiftçi facing jail term is “horrible” independently of Gollum is evil or not.
4 December 2015
Campaign for Teacher Laid Off for Berkin Elvan Message
Campaign has been launched for teacher Hatice Dağlı discharged from civil service for “committing infamous crime” because of her Facebook posts “Shame on those who label children murdered terrorist”.
3 December 2015
Solidarity Watch for Gül, Dündar Before Silivri Prison
Doğan Satmış, editorial consultant of Cumhuriyet daily takes over shift of solidarity watch initiated by journalist Mete Akyol for imprisoned journalists Erdem Gül and Can Dündar today.
3 December 2015
Peter Jackson: It is not Gollum but Smeagol in the Photos
Director of Lord of the Rings trilogy Jackson and its script writers Walsh and Boyens have made a statement following Aydın court ruling to assign an expert witness for “Gollum is evil” probe in defamation case against President Erdoğan: “It is not Gollum but Smeagol in the photos”.
3 December 2015
Curfew, Conflict in Sur of Diyarbakır
Conflict erupted following curfew re-declared in Sur district of Diyarbakır, a woman has been shot to dead in the conflict.
2 December 2015
Vegan Prisoner Osman Evcan on Hunger Strike
Vegan prisoner Osman Evcan as to his right to nourishment being arbitrarily restrained by prison administration is on hunger strike since November 10, demonstration before prison is on Saturday.
2 December 2015
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