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‘A prisoner with no money cannot even send a letter’
Sending a letter from Sincan Prison, Yücel says prisoners are prevented from paying for other prisoners’ personal needs such as sanitary pads, underwear and cleaning supplies; the ones who have no money in their accounts cannot buy anything.
5 May 2021
Ayça Söylemez
Human Rights Association makes five requests for Dersim
On the anniversary of the Dersim Massacre of 1937-1938, the Human Rights Association (İHD) released a written statement and made five requests, including the rehabilitation of the name of Dersim, which was changed into Tunceli in 1935.
5 May 2021
Anatomy of ‘journalist prosecutions’ in Turkey
According to the Press in Arrest’s recent report on journalist prosecutions in Turkey, the country “consistently fails to meet its obligations under international law”.
5 May 2021
'We are here, we are recording': Journalists defy ban on filming police officers
The General Directorate of Security has banned recording images and voices of police officers during demonstrations.
3 May 2021
Social media response to merging of cases: ‘Gezi unites’
Following a local court ruling merging the files in Gezi trial, several social media have responded under the hashtag #GeziBirleştirir (Gezi unites).
3 May 2021
‘Freedom of press is the freedom that is most oppressed and attacked’
In a joint statement on World Press Freedom Day, three professional press organizations have stated, "We call on the public authority to give up all kinds of practices that are against the freedom of press, which is guaranteed by universal and local law.”
3 May 2021
‘Press in trouble’ campaign on World Press Freedom Day
On May 3 World Press Freedom Day, the Journalists’ Union of Turkey (TGS) has launched a social media campaign of “Basın Belada” (The press is in trouble), making a word play with “basın” (press) and “başın belada” (You are in trouble).
3 May 2021
5-year demonstration ban in Van extended again
The Governor’s Office of Turkey’s eastern province of Van has once again banned public protest meetings and marches for another 15 days.
3 May 2021
Directorate General of Security bans ‘recording voices, images’ at demonstrations
The Progressive Lawyers Association (ÇHD) has revealed the circular of the Directorate General of Security, which bans capturing the images of police officers.
30 April 2021
Lay-off ban extended till the end of June
The Presidential decision extending the lay-off ban till June 30, 2021 and the Presidential decision extending the period of financial support to shopkeepers and artisans for another month have been published in the Official Gazette.
30 April 2021
Bülent Şık acquitted
The court of appeals has reversed the prison sentence of food engineer Asst. Prof. Bülent Şık for sharing the results of the Health Ministry’s cancer research with the public. His 15-month prison sentence has been overturned, Şık has been acquitted.
30 April 2021
Constitutional Court: Police violence during Gezi protests should be reinvestigated
The top court has concluded that the incident of police violence caused Erdal Sarıkaya to be injured in the eye shall be reinvestigated.
29 April 2021
Ayça Söylemez
Two children drown in an irrigation canal in Urfa
Amid reports that six children lost their lives in irrigation canals in different cities across Turkey in the last three days, two siblings, working as shepherds in Urfa, fell into an irrigation canal and lost their lives.
29 April 2021
‘COVID-19 becomes a “pretext” in Turkey’s prisons’
The İHD İstanbul Branch has released its quarterly report on violations of rights in Marmara region’s prisons: “All social rights have been denied in prisons under the pretext of the outbreak, isolation and segregation have intensified.”
29 April 2021
Dialogue group welcomes Biden's recognition of Armenian Genocide
A US-based community dialogue groupthat brings together Armenians and Turks commends the US President's move to recognize the genocide.
28 April 2021
Gezi trial: Court merges cases of seven defendants with main trial
The cases of the defendants, including journalists, actors and rights advocates, were previously separated because they were abroad.
28 April 2021
Censored prison letter: Judgeship says accusing police of torture is a Constitutional right
Lawyer Metin Gökoğlu's letter, where he said "Police practice torture and judges vindicate it" was censored by the prison administration.
28 April 2021
Ayça Söylemez
Criminal complaint against Ümit Özdağ, who threatened Garo Paylan
The Human Rights Association (İHD) has demanded that a lawsuit be filed against İstanbul MP Ümit Özdağ as per the Articles 106 and 216 of the Turkish Penal Code (TCK) and the Article 14 of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR).
28 April 2021
Five children drown in irrigation canals in two days
Five children lost their lives by drowning in irrigation canals in Turkey’s southern provinces of Osmaniye, Adana and Maraş in two days. One of the children was from a Syrian family working as agricultural workers and had mental disability.
27 April 2021
Police intervention into HDP's press statement on 'Kobanî trial'
The İstanbul Organization of the Peoples' Democratic Party attempted to hold a press statement about the ongoing trial over Kobanî protests. The police have hindered the statement, detaining several people, including two journalists.
26 April 2021
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‘Being under state protection is nothing to be ashamed of,’ says ministry
The Ministry of Family and Social Services has released a statement amid criticisms against Minister Yanık, who revealed the identity of a child under state protection before the press on April 23 Children’s Day.
26 April 2021
‘One fifth of elders are poor, one third don’t have access to communication technologies’
“They develop discriminatory narratives against the aged because they are not vaccinated,” says Prof. Gündüz-Hoşgör, underlining that a significant part of them live in deprivation to such an extent that they cannot apply for vaccination.
23 April 2021
Ayşegül Özbek
‘Montreux declaration’: 6 retired soldiers released on probation
Summoned to depose for "supporting" the declaration of 104 retired admirals, six of the seven retired soldiers have been released on probation while one soldier could not give his statement as he was in treatment at hospital.
23 April 2021
PACE reminds Turkey of ‘democratic standards’
The Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe has adopted a resolution on “the functioning of democratic institutions in Turkey”, calling on the country to “to put an end to laws and practices that contravene democratic standards.”
23 April 2021
Expired baby food, one diaper at a time, tap water
Selen Yüksel tells the story of babies who get poisoned because they drink tap water and the ones who are hospitalized because they eat expired baby formula. They are all from İstanbul’s Ataşehir, Beyoğlu, Çekmeköy, Fatih, Şişli, Ümraniye...
23 April 2021
Ayşegül Özbek
PEN International to Turkey: Overturn conviction of writer Gulgeş Deryaspî
PEN has released a statement about Kurdish PEN member and writer Gulgeş Deryaspî, who has been sentenced to 6 years, 3 months in prison in Turkey: “We believe that she is being targeted for her writings promoting Kurdish language and culture.”
22 April 2021
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‘Metin Lokumcu case is just beginning now’
Affected by pepper gas during a police intervention in 2011, Metin Lokumcu had a heart attack and lost his life. While the court board rejected all requests of the defense, the attorneys, MPs and the family made a statement after the first hearing.
22 April 2021
Evrim Kepenek
A father and son running a local newspaper have been facing one trial after another for years
The last trial against Gerger Fırat newspaper ended in acquittal while courts continued to block access to articles and news portals.
21 April 2021
Volga Kuşçuoğlu
ECtHR rejects government’s appeal, CHP Chair’s ruling of right violation becomes final
The European Court of Human Rights concluded that main opposition leader Kılıçdaroğlu’s freedom of expression was violated by his penalization over his remarks about Erdoğan. The Court has rejected the appeal, the ruling has become final.
21 April 2021
‘Pressure on journalists was a harbinger of current social crisis’
RSF Representative to Turkey Önderoğlu: “Though the number of arrested journalists has been on the decrease in Turkey in the last 2 years, the practices that put their minds behind bars don’t go unnoticed. Censorship and bans are everywhere…”
20 April 2021
Hikmet Adal
Court: The shot that killed Festus Okey wasn't unintentional
The court has announced its justified decision in the case of the 2007 killing of Festus Okey, a refugee from Nigeria, at a police station.
20 April 2021
Ayça Söylemez
Metin Lokumcu’s stream is free, it will flow free...
Having lost his life during police intervention into a protest demonstration, Metin Lokumcu’s son Ulaş says, “My father was killed because he defended his stream. This case filed into the use of chemical gases will perhaps set a precedent…”
20 April 2021
Evrim Kepenek
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