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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
Human Rights Association Marches To Ankara For Human Rights Violations
To bring attention to the human rights violations in prison, the Human Rights Association is getting ready to march to Ankara and present the report prepared by them about these violations to the Ministry of Justice and the Parliament.
23 September 2008 Bawer Çakır
Call To Reject the Iraqi Operations Of The Armed Forces
Call To Reject the Iraqi Operations Of The Armed Forces
Perinçek from the Human Rights Association and Bilgen from the Peace Assembly want the deputies to refuse the proposal to permit the Armed Forces to have operations in Iraq. Instead, they propose more peaceful options such as forming a commission for the Kurdish problem.
23 September 2008 Tolga Korkut
Newspaper Banned For Publishing Pro-Kurdish Views
The newspaper Alternatif has been banned for publishing the views of Abdullah Öcalan, imprisoned leader of the Kurdish Workers Party, and Murat Karayılan, a high-level officer of the same party.
22 September 2008
European Court Convicts Torture To A Peace Mother
Small tradesperson Yunus Atalay, Peace Mother Hadiye Dur and worker Mahfuz Türkan had gone to the European Court of Human Rights, when their efforts to seek justice in Turkey had not brought any results. The Court sentenced Turkey on the grounds of bad treatment for the three applications.
19 September 2008 Erol Önderoğlu
Newroz Celebration Brings Sentences After Two Years
The court sentenced the members of the organization committee of the Adana Newroz celebration after two years for “doing propaganda work for the Kurdish Workers Party”. The members are planning to appeal the decision.
19 September 2008 Bawer Çakır
Lawsuit Against DTP Administrator Who Was Nearly Lynched
Lawsuit Against DTP Administrator Who Was Nearly Lynched
Sakarya’s Chief Prosecutor files a lawsuit against Aziz Koçak, the head of the Democratic Society Party's (DTP) Sakarya branch, for the “Peace and Brotherhood” night festival organized by them, which was attacked by a big crowd of far right nationalists and besieged for hours.
18 September 2008
May Day Police Violence Goes Unpunished
Bahçelievler District Governorship did not grant permission for the investigation of the police officers who had attacked reporters Esra Açıkgöz and Ali Deniz Uslu, and activist Songül Çiftçi at the May Day police violence.
18 September 2008 Erol Önderoğlu
Journalist Kapmaz Receives Prison Sentence For Presenting Pro-Kurdish Perspective
Journalist Cengiz Kapmaz is sentenced to 10 months in prison for his interview with former Democracy Party (DEP) deputy Orhan Doğan, who had said in the interview that the PKK should be permitted to do politics.
17 September 2008 Erol Önderoğlu
Rakel Dink Urges Raising Voices Against Discrimination Higher
In the panel held for the birthday of Hrant Dink, the participants urged for more decisive struggle against discrimination.
17 September 2008 Tolga Korkut
DTP’s Former Officers Out Of Article 301 Charge
Ministry of Justice refused to give permission for the trials of Nurettin Demirtaş and Selma Irmak, former DTP party officers, under article 301. Both individuals were on trial for voicing the allegation of chemical weapons regarding the Turkish Armed Forces.
16 September 2008
Signatures To Keep The DTP Open
Many intellectuals, journalists, non-governmental organizations and activist under an initiative to keep the Democratic Society Party (DTP) open have started collecting signatures to support the DTP.
16 September 2008 Bawer Çakır
DTP Submits Its Oral Defense
DTP Submits Its Oral Defense
Ahmet Türk submited the oral defense for the Democratic Society Party and he said at the end that he was positive about the outcome of the case. Türk demanded that the European Human Rights Court and the Venice Criteria be taken into consideration.
16 September 2008
DTP’s Van Branch Goes To Court For The Police Raid
The Democratic Society Party is getting ready to take the arbitrary police raid to its Van branch office to the court. Recently there has been an increase in attacks to the DTP offices.
15 September 2008 Bawer Çakır
CHP Deputy Speaks Against Closing The Democratic Society Party
CHP Deputy Speaks Against Closing The Democratic Society Party
Şevket Köse, Adıyaman deputy for the Republican People’s Party (CHP), believes that the Constitutional Court should not close the Democratic Society Party (DTP) at least to be consistent with its previous decision in the AKP case.
15 September 2008 Tolga Korkut
Witnesses Put September 12 Coup On Trial
Witnesses Put September 12 Coup On Trial
The symbolic court organized by the Initiative of 70 Million Steps Against Coups tries the generals responsible for the coup of September 12. Those who witnessed the brutal tortures of the period talked about their experiences.
12 September 2008 Onur Açıkgöz
Writer And Journalist Ahmet Altan Charged With Insulting Turkish Nation
Writer And Journalist Ahmet Altan Charged With Insulting Turkish Nation
Although the Ministry of Justice stops some of the article 301 cases, it still gives many permissions for trial under this article. Writer and journalist Ahmet Altan may become the next victim for insulting the Turkish nation.
12 September 2008 Erol Önderoğlu
Malatya Massacre Suspect Knew His Interrogation Day Before The Murders
Malatya Massacre suspect Emre Günaydın’s girlfriend Turna Işıklı, who was heard as witness by the court, says he already knew that he was going to be under interrogation the day after the murders before he murdered them.
12 September 2008
Time To Face Diyarbakır Military Prison Of The September 12 Coup
The Justice And Facing The Truth About The Diyarbakır Military Prison Commission announces that the road to democracy passes through facing the past. The commission calls upon those who witnessed the incidents to come forward.
11 September 2008 Bawer Çakır
Instigator Of Dink’s Murder To Be Retried For Previous Crime
Supreme Court of Appeals 8th Penal Chamber finds Yasin Hayal’s sentence in the trial of Trabzon McDonalds bombing case not sufficient. Hayal will be retried.
11 September 2008
Daily Birgün Reader Harassed And Threatened By Police
Greens Party co-spokesperson demanded those who harassed and threatened daily Birgün reader Tutku Türol are suspended immediately.
9 September 2008
Ministry Of Justice Gives Permission For Trial Of Writer Demirer Under Article 301
Ministry Of Justice Gives Permission For Trial Of Writer Demirer Under Article 301
Ministry of Justice gives permission for the trial of writer Temel Demirer under article 301 for saying there was genocide of Armenians in Turkey at a meeting to protest the murder of Hrant Dink on January
9 September 2008 Erol Önderoğlu
No Freedom Of Expression When It Targets The Ruling Party
No Freedom Of Expression When It Targets The Ruling Party
Prof. Aslı Tunç of Bilgi University finds it very ironic that the Doğan Media Group, which has been target of constant criticism for trying to extend to every business field possible, has become the defender of freedom of expression and democracy in the latest polemic with the Prime Minister.
8 September 2008 Erol Önderoğlu
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