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Socialist Deputy Proposes An Alternative Solution To The Kurdish Problem
Socialist Deputy Proposes An Alternative Solution To The Kurdish Problem
Ufuk Uras, deputy for the Freedom and Solidarity Party, says the process of solving the Kurdish Problem does not have to wait for laying down the weapons.
30 October 2008
Police Violence Against Children
The Human Rights Association (İHD) protest the use of violence against children who take part in the activities protesting the bad treatment against Abdullah Öcalan, imprisoned leader of the PKK.
29 October 2008
Publisher Sentenced For Using The Word “Kurd”
The court sentenced publisher Ali Rıza Vural of Doz Publishing to “doing propaganda work for the Kurdish Workers Party” by publishing Hasan Bildirici’s novel that used the words “Kurd” and “Kurdish People.”
29 October 2008 Erol Önderoğlu
Court Allows Colonel Öz's Investigation For Dink’s Murder
The court finally makes it possible to look into Colonel Öz's neglect in Hrant Dink’s murder.
29 October 2008
bianet Refuses Suspend Criticism Against "Creationist" Preacher
bianet Refuses Suspend Criticism Against "Creationist" Preacher
Adnan Oktar, the "Creationist" preacher upon whose claims of personal humiliation many internet sites have been closed by court decision, threatens Bianet too: “Articles by two academics dmages my personal dignity. Lift these orwe will have you banned like Richard Dawkin’s site.” There is no insult, so we are not removing the article!
29 October 2008
Police Shoots A Youth In Antalya
In Antalya, a police officer shot a youth of eighteen years for not obeying the stop warning. Suspending the police officer, the Antalya Police Department has launched an investigation.
28 October 2008
Blogger.com Is Accessible Again
The Diyarbakır Court lifted the ban on blogger.com, one of the biggest blog services in the internet, four days later, until all the evidence is collected.
28 October 2008
Writer Cezmi Ersoz Sued For Alienating People From Military Service
After transsexual singer Bülent Ersoy, writer Cezmi Ersöz is also sued for writing a story that allegedly alienates people from military service. Both Ersoy and Ersöz will appear before court on October 30.
28 October 2008 Erol Önderoğlu
Two Journalists Receive Prison Sentences For Commenting on Kurdish Guerrilla PKK
Two Journalists Receive Prison Sentences For Commenting on Kurdish Guerrilla PKK
Journalists Vatandaş and Belek of opposition newspaper Evrensel receive prison sentences for publishing a declaration by the Kurdish Workers Party (PKK).
28 October 2008 Erol Önderoğlu
Turkish Bloggers Are Furious
After Youtube.com, Wordpress and Googe Groups, now a well-known blog service blogger.com has been banned in Turkey. No change seems to be coming in internet censorship.
27 October 2008 Erol Önderoğlu
Osman Hayal Becomes A Suspect In Dink's Murder Case
Osman Hayal Becomes A Suspect In Dink's Murder Case
Osman Hayal, Yasin Hayal’s brother, will be tried for the charges of “participating in a murder” and “being a member in a terrorist organization”. Yasin Hayal is on trial as the instigator of Hrant Dink’s murder.
27 October 2008 Erol Önderoğlu
Prosecutor Catches The Torture In The Station
İdil Prosecutor of Şırnak province in the eastern Turkey receives a tip about eight people getting a beating and then catches heavily beaten up people in the police station. An investigation is launched against those responsible for the torture.
24 October 2008
Women’s Organizations Protest The Prison Lynch Attempt
The women of the Women Workers Association (EKD) condemned the attack of the male prisoners on the female prisoners.
24 October 2008
Two Journalists Acquitted Of Conscientious Objection Interview
Two Journalists Acquitted Of Conscientious Objection Interview
The court acquitted journalists Gençay and Çeşmecioğlu of their interview with the conscientious objector Bolot on October 30, 2005. There are still many cases like this one.
24 October 2008 Erol Önderoğlu
The Kurdish Genocide Claim Arouses Reactions
The Kurdish Genocide Claim Arouses Reactions
The Democratic Society Party (DTP) stands behind Ahmet Türk by stating that the text Türk read reflects the opinion of the party on the matter and emphasizes the importance of Abdullah Öcalan in the Kurdish problem.
23 October 2008 Tolga Korkut
Inspectors Ignore The Medical Reports In The Torture Investigation
The investigation by the inspectors of the Ministry of Interior determines Ceber and his friends were not tortured at the Istinye Police Station. Their lawyer states that the medical reports claim the opposite.
22 October 2008 Tolga Korkut
Picture Taking With Dink’s Murder Suspect Goes Unpunished
Picture Taking With Dink’s Murder Suspect Goes Unpunished
The case of the police officers charged with having their picture taken with the murder suspect of Hrant Dink after he was caught resulted in acquittal.
22 October 2008
“Turkish Mosaic Is Heading Towards Disintegration”
Co-President of the Democratic Society Party (DTP) Ahmet Türk sees a connection between the bad treatment Abdullah Öcalan is facing and the will to break the Kurdish people.
21 October 2008
Lynch Attempt Against Female Prisoners At Gebze Prison
The male prisoners who are in for non-political crimes attacked the female prisoners who are in for sentences having to do with the Kurdish Workers Party (PKK).
21 October 2008
Gendarmerie Neglect In Dink’s Murder Is Not A High Criminal Matter Says The Court
Gendarmerie Neglect In Dink’s Murder Is Not A High Criminal Matter Says The Court
The court did not allow for the trial of the two gendarmerie officials in Dink’s murder to be transferred to the High Criminal Court. The two are charged with neglect in Dink’s murder.
21 October 2008 Erol Önderoğlu
Lawyers Of PKK's Imprisoned Leader Demand Investigation
Lawyers of Abdullah Öcalan, imprisoned leader of the Kurdish Workers Party (PKK), demand investigation of the bad treatment their client has been subjected to in the Imrali Prison. The bad treatment allegations sparked violation in the eastern Turkey.
20 October 2008
Reporters Kept Overnight For Trying To Cover Two Police Officers Shooting In The Air
Two Dicle News Agency reporters were taken into custody while trying to cover the undercover police officers who were shooting in the air. They were released the next day.
20 October 2008 Bawer Çakır
State’s Role Was The Topic In Malatya Trial
In the latest hearing of the trial of the murder of the three protestants in Malatya, witness Aral said he did not promise any support to Günaydın, one of the suspects of the murder.
17 October 2008 Erol Önderoğlu
Conscientious Objector Tarhan's Tormentors Are Acquitted
The four soldiers who were accused of tormenting conscientious objector Mehmet Tarhan are acquitted. Tarhan’s lawyer is getting ready to appeal the verdict.
17 October 2008 Bawer Çakır
Dink’s Lawyer Will Not Be Tried
The Ministry of Justice refused to give permission for the trial of Erdal Doğan, one of the lawyers representing the Dink family. The complaint was made by Samast’s lawyer.
17 October 2008 Erol Önderoğlu
Tortured Activist’s Father Says Apology Is Not Enough
Talking at the press release held by People’s Law Bureau, Engin Ceber’s father says apology is not enough. Activist Ceber had died in the hospital after being tortured in prison.
16 October 2008
Military Prosecutor Bans News About Aktütün Assault “Just In Case”
The General Staff Military Court has placed a ban on publishing news about the Aktütün assault on the grounds that there was an investigation for those who leaked confidential documents and such activities “might violate the secrecy of the investigation.”
16 October 2008
Ahmet Insel Says The Government Must Step Up To The Responsibility
Ahmet Insel Says The Government Must Step Up To The Responsibility
Professor Ahmet Insel says government’s stepping aside and letting the General Staff face the public and the media is not an acceptable behavior in democracies.
16 October 2008 Erhan Üstündağ
DTP Deputies Give Their Support To Banned Newspaper Azadiya Welat
The Democratic Society Party deputies show their support for the newspaper Azadiya Welat, closed by a court order for one month.
15 October 2008
Eight Torture Verdicts Against Turkey From The ECHR
The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) sentences Turkey to pay total of 72 thousand for the eight applications, including the one submitted by journalist Eren.
15 October 2008 Erol Önderoğlu
Tortured Activists Released After The Third Application
The court released Gün, Karakaya and Baykal, who were taken into custody together with Engin Ceber, activist who died of bad treatment in prison a few days ago.
15 October 2008 Tolga Korkut
Chief Of Staff Attacks The Media
Chief Of Staff Attacks The Media
Chief of Staff İlker Başbuğ critized the media about the news they have been publishing regarding the Aktütün assault of the Kurdish Workers Party (PKK). He told everyone to be on the right side.
15 October 2008
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