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Non-Muslim Minorities will Retrieve Seized Property
Turkish government adopted a decree to return all immovable property seized in 1936 to non-Muslim foundations. Compensations will be paid for immovable property owned by third parties.
29 August 2011
Indictment for Detained Journalists Şık and Şener
An indictment was prepared about journalists Şık and Şener who are detained in the scope of the Ergenekon investigation since March. They are charged with "aiding an armed illegal organization". The Indictment includes a total of 14 defendants.
29 August 2011
State Human Rights Department to be Established
The Human Rights Department will be established for the abatement of human rights violations. The newly founded department will collect information and opinions on applications made to the ECHR from related institutions and prepare defences.
29 August 2011
"Journalists not Detained because of their Writings"
According to the Ministry of Justice, freedom of expression in Turkey is not being restricted and only 4 out of 63 imprisoned journalists are behind bars because of their writings. Turan Özlu form National Channel who was arrested this week is the 64th journalist in prison.
26 August 2011
Prime Suspect of Sivas Massacre Dead
Cafer Erçakmak, prime suspect of the Sivas Massacre who was being searched for 18 years supposedly died from a heart attack on 11 July 2011. The result of a DNA report now proved with a probability of 99.9 percent that the deceased person was indeed Erçakmak.
26 August 2011
"Concern and Fear" about Practices in Tekirdağ Prison
The Contemporary Lawyers Association files a criminal complaint against Tekirdağ Prison Second Director Ak because of "experiences that raise concern and fear". The association will also complain about Prosecutor Arda for remaining passive.
26 August 2011
Ayça Söylemez
Propaganda Trial for Hopa Protestors
Seven people who attended the funeral of protestor Lokumcu who was killed during anti-government unrests in Hopa in May are now tried on charges of "propaganda for an illegal organization" because of chanting marches and raising their left fists.
26 August 2011
Ayça Söylemez
Human Rights Association Condemns Air Raids
The Human Rights Association condemned the Qandil operations in a press release. The association called both sides to put down their weapons and said that a solution would have to be found through negotiations.
25 August 2011
Nilay Vardar
Ground Operations Alert
The Kurdish Regional Administration reportedly warned villagers in the region of the Turkish-Iraqi border on a possible ground operation of the Armed Forces. The Democratic Society Congress will start a peace walk to the border on Saturday.
25 August 2011
New Arrests in Internet Memorandum Trial
Rear Admiral Alaattin Sevim was arrested on 24 August in the scope of the Internet Memorandum trial. One day earlier, civil servant Bülent Sarıkahya was detained.
25 August 2011
23-Year Prison Threat for Kurdish Politician
Peace and Democracy Party member Altan Tan is facing 23.5 years in prison on the grounds of attending a couple of meetings before the general elections held last June. He is charged with "propaganda" and "committing a crime on behalf of an organization".
25 August 2011
New Arrests in Ergenekon Investigation
Gültekin and Önsel from the Labour Party, Özlü from the National Channel and Perinçek from Istanbul University were arrested in the scope of the Ergenekon investigation on 23 August. They were in police custody since 19 August.
24 August 2011
Turkish Army: "90-100 PKK Members Killed"
The General Staff Presidency announced on its website that "90 to 100" PKK members were killed during the aerial strikes carried out during the past seven days in Northern Iraq.
24 August 2011
"No Connections Between Dink Murder and Ergenekon"
After having reviewed information from the police, the prosecutor of the murder trial related to the assassination of Turkish-Armenian journalist Dink apparently did not find any connections between the Dink murder and defendants of the Ergenekon trial.
23 August 2011
Minority Newspapers Struggle
The Press Advertising Association finished its work to address the problems of minority newspapers. A total of TL 250,000 will be allocated to six minority papers. However, in order to give formal advertising, regulations have to be changed.
23 August 2011
Legal Steps against State News Agency
The Turkish Journalists Union issued a press release regarding oppressive applications of the Anadolu Agency implemented after a change in the management. Union President İpekçi sees the public's right to information endangered.
23 August 2011
Işıl Cinmen
General Staff: Aerial Strike on 20 PKK Hideouts
According to a statement by the General Staff, 20 hideouts of the PKK have been attacked. Meanwhile, soldiers were brought to the Turkish-Iraqi border. Protestors against the operations encountered police interventions and tear gas in Istanbul and Diyarbakır.
22 August 2011
Hope of Mourning After 14 Years
Remains of 14 people have been unearthed in Tunceli. Yıldız, who was on hunger strike in order to get the authorities to start an investigation, hopes to properly bury his brother who was killed in 1997.
15 August 2011
"KCK Case A Peculiar Example on Language Rights"
The case where more than 2 thousand Kurdish politicians and rights activists are on trial stays stuck as the court refuse to allow the use of Kurdish, the defendants' mother tongue. Lawyer Cinmen criticizes the government.
11 August 2011
Ekin Karaca
ECHR Condemns Turkey’s Military Discipline Practice
Strasbourg court finds a violation of human rights regarding disciplinary cell containment practice at the Turkish military. The court finds restraining liberties outside the judicial system, unacceptable.
11 August 2011
Ekin Karaca
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Teachers Commemorating Killed Student Arrested
Four teachers were arrested on charges of "making propaganda for an illegal organization" because they attended the commemoration ceremony for Uğur Kaymaz. The student was killed by the police when he was twelve years old.
3 August 2011
Ekin Karaca
Protests at Iranian Border
A three-day protest action at the Turkish-Iranian border against military operations in northern Iran was brought to a preliminary end on 2 August. Protests in the region are expected to increase.
3 August 2011
Ekin Karaca
Two-year Prison Sentence for Kurdish Politician Tuğluk
The independent Deputy of Van, Aysel Tuğluk, was sentenced to imprisonment of two years on charges of "spreading propaganda for a terrorist organization".
3 August 2011
Teacher Sanctioned for Criticizing Students' Oath
Teacher Nilay Aksoy is facing a salary cut after telling his students that he did not support the students' oath he was supposed to read to them on Human Rights Day in 2010. Aksoy said he would go as far as the ECHR if necessary because his sanction was unfair.
2 August 2011
Işıl Cinmen
Sentenced for Propaganda - Organization Inactive since 1994
A Special Authority Court in Ankara convicted a student on charges of "propaganda for an illegal organization" on the grounds of a certain slogan. The student rejected the charges. The organization referred to by court has been inactive for 17 years.
2 August 2011
Convicted for "Passing on Greetings"
Mehmet Bayraktar, lawyer of imprisoned PKK leader Öcalan, was sentenced to one year behind bars on the grounds of delivering Öcalan's greetings at a meeting. The decision was brought to the Court of Appeals.
1 August 2011
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Court Insists on Defendants' Phone Records
The prosecution of Erhan Tuncel and Yasin Hayal, alleged instigators to the murder of Turkish-Armenian journalist Dink, was continued on 29 July. The court dismissed the objection made by the Telecommunication Communication Presidency on delivering the requested information.
1 August 2011
Işıl Cinmen,Özgür Öğret
Green Light for Roth's Visit of Detained Journalists
German green politician Roth criticized restrictions of freedom of expressions in Turkey at a press conference held after she had not been allowed to visit detained journalists Şık and Şener. She finally received permission from the prison for the visit during the meeting.
29 July 2011
Ekin Karaca
"Samast's Conviction is not Enough"
The Friends of Hrant Group gathered before the 19th hearing of the Hrant Dink murder trial in Istanbul on 29 July. The group emphasized that justice has not been delivered yet with the conviction of Ogün Samast.
29 July 2011
Nilay Vardar
Separate Trials for Kurdish and Non-Kurdish Defendants
The people taken into custody in the course of riots in Zeytinburnu/Istanbul with a Kurdish background were taken to the Anti-Terror Branch, the others were sent to the Public Order Branch. The prosecution of both groups will be held at different courts.
29 July 2011
Işıl Cinmen
Court Decides to Shut Down Union of Judges and Prosecutors
A court in Ankara decided to dissolve the Union of Judges and Prosecutors. Union leader Eminağaoğlu commented, "Expecting the judiciary to dispense justice while judges and prosecutors are being obstructed to seek their rights is contradictive".
29 July 2011
Ayça Söylemez
Journalist "Suspended from Profession" by Court
A court that perceived a journalist as a public servant decided to ban journalist Karakaya from the Kırşehir Posta newspaper from performing his profession for 375 days. The decision is expected to be quashed by the Court of Appeals.
29 July 2011
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