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Justice Minister Recognizes The Possibility Of Torture
The inspectors from the Ministry of Justice reached the conclusion that there was bad treatment in the case of Ceber’s death. 19 officials from the Metris Prison have been removed from their posts temporarily.
14 October 2008 Tolga Korkut
Next Hearing In Dink’s Murder Case On January 26
Next Hearing In Dink’s Murder Case On January 26
The court rejected the demand by Dink’s lawyers to see the report about Erhan Tuncel, who is on trial as one of the instigators of the murder. The next hearing will be on January 26, 2009.
14 October 2008 Erol Önderoğlu
Amnesty International Launches An Emergency Action For The Tortured Activists
Amnesty International demanded independent medical treatment an aid for Gün and Karakaya, who have been facing torture and bad treatment. Their friend Ceber, who was put into prison with time, died a few days ago for the bad treatment he received in prison.
14 October 2008
Lawyers Cannot Have The File In Ceber’s Death
Lawyer Timtik says the secrecy decision in the investigation of Engin Ceber’s torture will affect the trial of the case negatively.
13 October 2008 Tolga Korkut
Kurdish Play About The Life Of Musa Anter Banned In Izmir
The play about the life of Musa Anter, Kurdish journalist, writer and poet, who was assassinated in Diyarbakır in 1992, has been banned in Izmir, even though it was in the program. The municipality claims that the pressure from the Police Department led to the banning.
13 October 2008
Dink’s Lawyers Unable To See The “State Secret” About The Case
Dink’s Lawyers Unable To See The “State Secret” About The Case
Dink’s lawyers have objected to not being able to see the report about Erhan Tuncel’s function as an intelligence staff on the grounds that it was a “State Secret”. Witness Osman Hayal did not answer the question whether or not he was in Istanbul at the time of the murder.
13 October 2008 Erol Önderoğlu
Seventh Hearing Of Dink’s Murder Case On October 13
Seventh Hearing Of Dink’s Murder Case On October 13
Istanbul’s 14th High Criminal Court will continue hearing the witnesses in Dink’s murder case. “Hrant’s Friends” will be at Beşiktaş Square in Istanbul as before, demanding justice.
11 October 2008 Erol Önderoğlu
Police Interferes In DTP Activity: 43 People In Custody
Interfering in the activity of the Democratic Society Party (DTP) in Izmir, police takes into custody forty-three people and ten people were injured.
10 October 2008
A 29 Year Old Dies From Torture For Participating In A Press Release
A 29 Year Old Dies From Torture For Participating In A Press Release
Lawyer Aslan said that one of her clients, twenty-nine year old Ceber, died because of torture and another one of his clients is in the danger of dying.
10 October 2008 Tolga Korkut
Lawyer Gülen On Trial For Threatening Columnist Ahmet Hakan.
Lawyer Kemalettin Gülen faces the court for threatening Hurriyet columnist Ahmet Hakan Coşkun. According to BİA Media Monitoring Report of July 18, two journalists, one academician and one writer were threatened In April-May-June period.
9 October 2008
Police Shooting Goes To Court
Police Officer Mustafa Atasoy will face the court for shooting 22 year old Cem İnci during an argument. He will be charged with voluntary manslaughter. The Police Department has tried to diminish the seriousness of the incident.
9 October 2008
Malatya Massacre Court To Hear Three New Witnesses
The court for the Malatya trial is getting ready to hear Varol Bülent Aral, Ebubekr Öktem and Yıldız Özdemir as witnesses.
9 October 2008 Erol Önderoğlu
Socialist Deputy Uras Urges For More Democracy
Opposing giving permission to the Army to conduct military operations in Northern Iraq against the Kurdish Workers Party (PKK) guerillas, Freedom and Solidarity Party (ÖDP) deputy Uras says the problem will be solved with more democracy.
8 October 2008
Complaint By The General Staff Gets The Newspaper In Trouble
Daily Star’s news about the five lieutenants gets General Staff’s ire and formal complaint with the Press Council follows. In return, the council condemns the newspaper for violating the Code of Professional Ethics of the Press.
8 October 2008
Assault On A Police Bus In Diyarbakır: Five Dead
Assault On A Police Bus In Diyarbakır: Five Dead
Five people, four of them police officers, were killed in an assault on a police school bus in Diyarbakır. There are at least 15 injured. The Police are conducting house raids.
8 October 2008
Armed Forces To Conduct Military Operations In Northern Iraq
The Parliament passes the request to extend the permission to conduct military operations in Northern Iraq against the Kurdish Workers Party (PKK) guerillas for one more year. Only the Democratic Society Party (DTP) votes against it.
8 October 2008
Political Leaders, Except DTP's, Support Armed Response
Nearly all the political leaders with the exception of the leader of the Democratic Society Party (DTP) believe that the solution is in more operations in Northern Iraq and restricting the personal freedoms.
7 October 2008
Human Rights Association Advises Resistance Against The Idea Of State Of Emergency Powers
Human Rights Association Advises Resistance Against The Idea Of State Of Emergency Powers
According to the president of the Human Rights Association, the police and the military want to return to the days of the state of the emergency powers to be able to search everyone and everywhere and to torture.
7 October 2008 Tolga Korkut
Peace Despite The Latest PKK Attack
Former president of Diyarbakır’s Chamber of Doctors İpekyüz and Peace Assembly spokesperson Yağmurdereli are concerned that the latest incidents may increase the polarization in the society.
6 October 2008 Tolga Korkut
Alevites Continue Protesting The Mandatory Religion Courses
Alevite organizations will organize an activity in Izmir on October 9 to protest the mandatory religion courses and submit their petition about the problem to the Education Directorship of the Torbali District.
6 October 2008
Baskın Oran Receives Another Threat From The Turkish Revenge Brigade
Baskın Oran Receives Another Threat From The Turkish Revenge Brigade
Prof. Dr. Baskın Oran, one of the leading figures in defense of the minority and cultural rights in Turkey, has received another threat mail from the Turkish Revenge Brigade.
6 October 2008
Kurdish Guerillas Attack A Military Border Post
Kurdish Guerillas Attack A Military Border Post
Reacting to the military operations by the Turkish Armed Forces, the Kurdish Workers Party (PKK) attacked to a military post in the eastern Turkey, killing 15 soldiers and injuring 21. 23 guerillas were killed in the engagement as well.
4 October 2008
Attack On The Peace And Democracy Party
Some people tried to burn down the building of the Peace and Democracy Party in Dikili in the province of Balıkesir. There was another attack ten days ago.
3 October 2008
IHD Investigates Mob Attacks Against Kurds In The Small Town Of Altınova
IHD Investigates Mob Attacks Against Kurds In The Small Town Of Altınova
The Human Rights Association investigates the Altınova mob attacks against the Kurds. Witnesses say Grey Wolves were brought from other places and the gendarmerie intervened late. Kurdish people could not leave their houses.
3 October 2008 Tolga Korkut
"Colonel Ali Öz Should Be Taken To The High Criminal Court For Neglect In Dink’s Murder"
"Colonel Ali Öz Should Be Taken To The High Criminal Court For Neglect In Dink’s Murder"
The file of the two gendarmerie officers who have been on trial for neglect in the murder of Hrant Dink have been sent to the High Criminal Court. Lawyer Cinmen says Colonel Öz and others should be brought to the High Criminal Court.
29 September 2008 Erol Önderoğlu
Caricaturist On Trial For Criticizing The Chief Prosecutor Of The Supreme Court
Caricaturist Özdaba, who criticized Yalçınkaya, Chief Prosecutor of the Supreme Court, by drawing him as an owl wearing a cloak, is on trial.
26 September 2008 Erol Önderoğlu
Interview With The PKK Militants Costs Fifty Thousand Euro In Fines
Interview With The PKK Militants Costs Fifty Thousand Euro In Fines
The court has fined daily Hurriyet’s reporter and managers for conducting an interview with the Kurdish Workers Party (PKK). They were accused of “publishing the comments of the terrorist organization” and “doing propaganda work for the PKK”.
26 September 2008 Erol Önderoğlu
Europe Demands Removal Of The Permission Condition For Prosecuting Security Forces
The Council of Europe makes series of demands: removal of the permission condition in prosecuting the security forces, effective investigations in rights violations and detailed statistics.
25 September 2008
Dink’s Family Goes Against The Judges Who Prevented The Trial Of The Police Officers
Dink’s Family Goes Against The Judges Who Prevented The Trial Of The Police Officers
Lawyers of the Dink family file a complaint with the Supreme Council of Judges and Prosecutors against the three judges who stopped the investigation of the eight police officers, despite reports.
25 September 2008 Erol Önderoğlu
Compensations Punish Opinions
While caricaturist Şengöz is sentenced to a fine for criticizing Kocaeli’s mayor with his caricatures, a publisher, a translator and a historian are sentenced to compensatory payment for publishing a book about the treatment of Armenians in the Ottoman Empire in 1915.
25 September 2008 Erol Önderoğlu
ECHR Sentences Turkey For Violating Freedom Of Expression
The European Court of Human Rights rules against Turkey in the case of journalist Sakine Aktan, who was punished by Turkey for interviewing the head of the Kurdistan Journalists Association.
24 September 2008 Erol Önderoğlu
Celebrity Defends Her Words Against War Deaths In Northern Iraq Operations
Celebrity Defends Her Words Against War Deaths In Northern Iraq Operations
Transsexual singer and celebrity Bülent Ersoy, on trial for alienating people from military service, defended his words by repeating that he was simply expressing his opinion for a solution without deaths.
24 September 2008 Erol Önderoğlu
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