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Statement of Academic Yonca Demir
And indeed, it is those deeds that need to be defended, those acts that were carried out in accordance with the existing policies of the government, not me saying “Do not do this, solve the problems without resorting to violence.”
4 February 2019
Journalist Abdi İpekçi Killed 40 Years Ago Today
It has been 40 years since Editor-in-Chief and lead editor of Milliyet newspaper Abdi İpekçi lost his life in an armed attack. İpekçi has been commemorated at his grave in the 40th year of his death.
1 February 2019
Producer of 'Çiçero' Movie Apologizes for Concentration Camp Mise-en-Scene
Producer of the “Çiçero” movie, whose premiere held in a concentration camp mise-en-scene has sparked criticisms on social media, has apologized: “I offer my apologies to our Jewish citizens if we have unintentionally offended them.”
1 February 2019
Former CHP MP Erdem Being Investigated by Silivri Prison for Hunger Strike
The Silivri Prison has launched an investigation against former main opposition MP Eren Erdem for the hunger strike that he began on January 29. Erdem is facing a ban from events for one to three months.
1 February 2019
ECtHR Verdict on Allianoi Ancient City: Right to Information Violated
The ECtHR has ruled that Allianoi Initiative Spokesperson Ali Cangı's right of access to information is violated. Cangı made efforts to keep the ancient city of Allianoi from being left under water.
1 February 2019
Pınar Tarcan
Response to ‘Did We Burn a Jew’ Comment: Despicable Example of Racism
Speaking to bianet about the comments circulating on social media about high natural gas bills, Editor-in-Chief of Şalom newspaper İvo Molinas has said, “It is an example of a racism, which is beyond being cheap and can even be called despicable.”
1 February 2019
Pınar Tarcan
Constitutional Court Ruling on Deportation: She Can Live With Her Daughter in Azerbaijan
The Constitutional Court has rejected the appeal against Peri Kınık's deportation, who has been living with her daughter who is subjected to her husband's violence, for the reason that "She can live with her daughter in Azerbaijan."
31 January 2019
Ayça Söylemez
US Deems Peace Declaration 'Within Freedom of Expression', Rejects Taking Testimony
The US Department of Justice has rejected a request from Turkey for taking the testimony of Peace Declaration signatory Baki Tezcan. The Department has concluded that Tezcan's act is within the boundaries of freedom of expression.
31 January 2019
Tansu Pişkin
Concentration Camp ‘Mise-en-Scene’ on Red Carpet: ‘To Top it All, in January 27 Week’
The premiere of the movie “Çiçero”, featuring a story of espionage in the 2nd World War, was held in a ‘mise-en-scene’ of a concentration camp, with baby dolls piled on red carpet: “To top it all, in the week of International Holocaust Remembrance Day.”
31 January 2019
Leyla Güven Sends Letters to EP and CPT
HDP MP Leyla Güven, who has been on a hunger strike for the last 85 days, has sent letters to the European Parliament and the Committee for the Prevention of Torture, urged them to take the necessary steps concerning the isolation on PKK leader Öcalan.
31 January 2019
Statement as to the Accusations of Academic Şahika Yüksel
Three years ago we undersigned the same petition,1128 people from different parts of Turkey, and most of us did not know each other. You brought us together for one year.
30 January 2019
Statement of Academic Şahika Yüksel
War, isolation and torture damage health and psyche, and engender illnesses. The best remedy is peace. Humans and animals alike prosper in an atmosphere of peace and nature is not ravaged in times of peace.
30 January 2019
Saudi Consulate in İstanbul Does Not Let UN Delegation in
UN Special Rapporteur on Extrajudicial Executions Callamard and the delegation with her, who came to İstanbul to investigate the journalist Khashoggi's murder, have not been given permission to enter the Saudi Consulate in İstanbul.
30 January 2019
Journalist and Painter Zehra Doğan Sends Pictures That She Draws in Prison
Journalist and painter Zehra Doğan, who is currently held in Tarsus Prison in Mersin with 85-year-old ill prisoner Sise Bingöl and two-year-old Dersim, has shared their photographs and the pictures that she draws in prison with bianet.
30 January 2019
Evrim Kepenek
‘No Crime Scene Investigation Conducted in Prison After Death of Inmate’
The first hearing of the case regarding Emrah İlhan, who lost his life in Silivri Prison after being battered by another inmate, has been held. Speaking to bianet, attorney Gülseren Yoleri has stated that there are serious shortcomings in the investigation.
29 January 2019
Ayça Söylemez
Father of Killed Child Worker: Boss Said 'You Will Work Even If It's Raining Stones'
Father of agricultural worker Berivan Karakeçili, who was killed during a whirlwind while working, has asserted that the bosses are responsible for his daughter's death, saying, "They told us we will work even if it's raining stones."
29 January 2019
Operation Against Women Politicians in Şırnak, Many Detained
Many women politicians have been detained after the police raided homes across southeastern province Şırnak.
29 January 2019
Lawyer Kozağaçlı Bids Farewell to Father While Handcuffed
Progressive Lawyers Association’s arrested Chair Selçuk Kozağaçlı has attended his father’s funeral while being handcuffed to a gendarme. The International Association of People's Lawyers has denounced the practise.
29 January 2019
Verdict of Non-Prosecution for Artist Deniz Çakır by Prosecutor’s Office
The Prosecutor’s Office has given a verdict of non-prosecution in the investigation launched against artist Deniz Çakır on charges of "inciting the public to enmity and hatred” and “violation of privacy” for allegedly insulting two women wearing headscarves.
29 January 2019
Turkey Ranks Second in ECtHR Again
The Annual Report of the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) has shown that Turkey has been the second country, about which the court gave a judgement in 2018. Turkey has also ranked fourth among the countries awaiting a judgement.
29 January 2019
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Photojournalist Not Able to Attend Hearing Because 'Video Conference Room Crowded'
Arrested photojournalist Mumcu could not attend his hearing via the Audio and Video Information System because the video conference room was "crowded". Mumcu has said, "I don't know what ruling the court gave and when the next hearing will be."
28 January 2019
Ayça Söylemez
Former CHP MP Eren Erdem to Begin Hunger Strike in Prison
Former CHP MP Eren Erdem has stated, “Being tried on FETÖ-related charges is hurting my pride” and announced that he will go on a hunger strike as of January 29.
28 January 2019
Arrest Warrant Previously Issued Against Writer Ahmet Nesin Revoked
The next hearing of the case filed against Önderoğlu, Nesin and Korur-Fincancı for having solidarized with the closed Özgür Gündem newspaper will be held on February 27. The arrest warrant previously issued against Ahmet Nesin has been revoked.
28 January 2019
Tansu Pişkin
Second Curfew in Bitlis
A curfew has been declared in the villages of Ağaçpınar and Ayrancılar and their hamlets in Bitlis on the ground of an operation to be launched in the region. Another curfew was also declared in 43 villages and hamlets in the province last week.
28 January 2019
Leyla Güven: It is a Struggle That Has to Be Waged by Us All
HDP MP Leyla Güven, who has been on the 82nd day of her hunger strike: “The other mainstay of this struggle was the works done outside. It was a source of moral support. As you gave a voice to it, people talked about it and as it spread to everywhere…”
28 January 2019
Police Prevents Peace Mothers' Statement
The Peace Mothers have gathered to make a press statement and send a letter to the Ministry of Justice for MP Leyla Güven and more than 200 prisoners who are on a hunger strike. Police did not allow the statement to be made.
25 January 2019
Hikmet Adal
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First Picture from Leyla Güven After Her Release
In the wake of Diyarbakır 9th Heavy Penal Court’s verdict of release for HDP MP Leyla Güven, who has been on a hunger strike for 79 days, Güven has been released from prison. HDP Co-Chair Buldan has stated that she will continue her hunger strike.
25 January 2019
Verdict of Release for Leyla Güven
A verdict of release has been issued for HDP Hakkari MP Leyla Güven, who has been on a hunger strike in prison for last 79 days. Güven was also released before; however, the court then ruled for the continuation of her arrest upon the objection of prosecutor.
25 January 2019
‘If Lawyers Lose Their Voice, Citizens Lose Their Breath’
Being dedicated to lawyers in Turkey, January 24 Day of the Endangered Lawyer has been marked by lawyers in İstanbul. Marching from Galatasaray Square to İstanbul Bar Association, lawyers said, “If lawyers lose their voice, citizens lose their breath.”
25 January 2019
Hikmet Adal
3-Year Prison Sentence Not Deferred: 'We Gave a 2-Year Sentence, Then Increased it to 3 Years'
Dr. Lecturer Yonca Demir from Bilgi University has been sentenced to 3 years in prison. The presiding judge announced the verdict saying, "We gave a two-year sentence. Then we increased it to three years. And we did not reverse the verdict."
24 January 2019
Tansu Pişkin
Letter of Solidarity from Plaza de Mayo Grandmother Nora Cortiñas to Leyla Güven
Nora Cortiñas, a Plaza de Mayo Grandmother, has penned a letter of solidarity for HDP MP Leyla Güven, who has been on a hunger strike in prison for 78 days: “I send you a hug, and the commitment to shout here very loud and to amplify your call.”
24 January 2019
Leyla Güven Not Able to Meet Visitors in Last 15 Days, Say Rights Organizations in Diyarbakır
The rights organizations in Diyarbakır have stated that Leyla Güven, an HDP MP who has been on a hunger strike for 78 days, has serious health issues and called the authorities to grant her demands to end the hunger strike.
24 January 2019
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