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No American-Style Haircut!
Barbers Huseyin and Levent Muti have decided not to do the American-style haircut until the possibility of an attack by the U.S. on Iraq ends. Huseyin Muti said his fellow barbers should take the very same decision and protest a possible war in Iraq.
23 January 2003
Media:Little Pay Increase, High Unemployment
Two thousand and 482 journalists were laid off in 2002, in Turkey, said a report by the Work Life Commission of the CGD. The report drew attention to violations of a press law no: 212, and accounted for journalist Sinan Karas situation.
23 January 2003 Erol Önderoğlu
Peace Gathering: War Is Not the Answer
Finkelstein, Elsworthy, Curman, Myrdal, Hipkin, Amundson, Savic, Simmons, Komarcevic, Bjelic, Prof. Schumm-Garling, Bötte, Wecker, Simpson, Claussen, Rotem and Tramonti expected in Istanbul to join weekend peace activities.
23 January 2003
PM Should Explain Who Gets Money from the US
Eksi, head of the Press Council, called on Premier Gul to explain who and what he was talking about by saying, Media organizations in Turkey get money from the U.S., who reserved this money to win support for its war.
17 January 2003
TUSIAD after Weapons Industry
TUSIAD called on the government to be determined about Iraq. According to Associate Prof. Dr. Kozanoglu, TUSIAD aims to benefit from the weapons industry. According to Prof. Dr. Minibas, TUSIAD wants to be in the right place in the war of resources.
17 January 2003 Hamza Aktan
Anti-War Signatures Delivered to Parliament
The Bursa Anti-War Platform delivered 15,000 signatures to Parliament. The Iraq operation is the outcome of a dirty and bloody policy on an oil-rich region, read the statement by the Chamber of Electrical Engineers.
15 January 2003 Özge Kural
60, 000 Cypriots Rallied Against Denktash
Workers, students, civil servants, employers, every one out of three Cypriots were on the streets Tuesday. The universities went on a boycott for the first time; the tradesmen shut down their shops. Waving EU flags, they demand solution by February 28.
15 January 2003 Sami Özuslu
HRW Turkey Report: Human Rights Developments
Human Rights Watch 2003 reports issues: Minority languages, particularly Kurdish, torture and ill-treatment, tension in the new F-type prisons, forcibly displaced villagers, honnor killings, August reform legislation, human rights defenders, UN and EU.
15 January 2003
Reforms May Free Editor Ak
The Court of Cassation has, for the second time, overruled the fine handed to Ak, Superonlines former coordinator of the Interactive Department. The General Penal Board wants the court to reconsider the case taking EU reforms into account.
10 January 2003 Erol Önderoğlu
Women Will Collect Sentences for Peace
Hands Across the Divide group launches support action for Turkish Cypriots: Saturday 11, January - Eleftheria Square, Nicosia, from 9:30 AM - 1:30 PM.
10 January 2003
Dont Turn Our Land into War Field
The Bars all around Turkey organized, No to War, demonstrations. Turkey does not have a single soldier or a single cent to sacrifice to the oil and weapon monopolies, read the statement by TBB.
9 January 2003
End Interrogations in the Universities
Gokcek, talking on behalf of the Students of the Eskisehir Youth Club, said the interrogations in Sivas and Edirne, and the cooperation between YOK and police must end. Gokcek said they were fighting for a democratic university.
8 January 2003
Open-Door Hearing for the Missing Person
The Grand Board of the ECHR is holding an open-door hearing for Acar, who is missing since 1994 from Diyarbakir. The hearing is to be held Wednesday at the ECHR building in Strasbourg.
8 January 2003
War in Iraq would Hurt Economy
96.3 percent of the people researched by AKADEMEDYA, dont support a war in Iraq. 77.4 percent want Turkey to remain impartial and not to allow use of its bases, and 28.6 percent believe a Kurdish state in northern Iraq would cause divisions in Turkey.
8 January 2003 Pınar Özkan
International Action Alert: No to War!
Peace Initiative of Turkey: Will Turkey allow the deployment of US troops and the use of Turkish bases, airports and seaports for Iraq? The Turkish Parliament will vote on these critical issues in the coming weeks! Join us in our call.
7 January 2003
Trying German Foundations
The German foundations in Turkey, the villagers of Bergama, and the former head of the Istanbul bar, are being tried by the Ankara DGM. They are charged with espionage. The NGOs are closely following the case.
3 January 2003
EUs New Turkey Policy
It should be asked to modify the Copenhagen decision in Thessaloniki by lending to Turkey a strong and tangible political support simultaneously with the resolution of the Cyprus problem prior to February 28th or April 16th latest.
3 January 2003 Cengiz Aktar
German Foundations Case: Accusation Rejected
The German Foundations and other officials rejected accusations of espionage. The Ankara DGM held defendants exempt of the hearing and rejected to drop the case.
3 January 2003 Nadire Mater
More Books Banned Than 2001
In 2002, 67 books, 35 publishers and 48 writers were accused. 14 of whom were acquitted. Yet 10 books and their writers and publishers were sentenced, Turkeys Publishers Association Says...
30 December 2002 Ragıp Zarakolu
Acquittal and Trial for Banned Publication
Eren, provincial head of HAK-PAR and the Diyarbakir representative of the Dema Nu newspaper, was acquitted along with three other party members. They were being charged with disseminating propaganda for a terrorist organizaton.
27 December 2002 Erol Önderoğlu
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Turkish Cypriots Demonstrate for Solution
There was a general strike all over the northern part of Cyprus to support the demonstration for peace and membership to EU. The UN has a deadline for signing of an agreement until the 28th of February 2003 based on the Annan Plan.
27 December 2002
Movie is Free, Director is Being Tried
Handan Ipekci, the director of the movie, Big Man Small Love, is being charged with insulting the states security forces. The Council of State had reversed the court decision to ban the movie off the screens.
27 December 2002 Semra Çelebi
Southeast Worried of War and Migration
HADEP Sirnak head Yumak, Akbulut from the Hakkari IHD, Van IHD head Erten and Mardin IHD head Cangir, remind that the people in southeastern Anatolia would be the most affected from a U.S. war in Iraq...
25 December 2002 Hamza Aktan
DGM Convicted Demir and Feyzioglu
State Security Court convicted publisher Demir and writer Feyzioglu for disseminating separatist propaganda, by writing and publishing a book called Ibo-Ibrahim Kaypakkaya.
20 December 2002 Erol Önderoğlu
Journalists: Press Freedom and Job Security
TGC chair Erinc, TGS chair Soner, and Yarkadas from CGD and communication jurist İlkiz demand job security and amendments in Media Law, RTUK, TMY and TCK on the basis of press freedoms. They also draw attention to the importance of implementation.
19 December 2002 Erol Önderoğlu
Turkish Cypriot Women Send Henna To Hawks
Women sent henna in order to show their disappointment and anger for the failed efforts to have an agreement on Cyprus at the Copenhagen Summit of the EU. It was went to Denktash, Ertugruloglu, Soysal, Ecevit, Gurel, Baykal and Agar.
17 December 2002
Case to Close Down Immigration Foundation
The 21 founding members and the board of directors of the Foundation of Immigration and Humanitarian Aid, have been sued for charges of, helping an outlawed organization. The first hearing of this trial will be held on December 23.
16 December 2002
Debating Free Press in the Kivrikoglu Trial
The former military chief, retired general Kivrikoglu sued the RSF and demanded compensation. RSF stressed that the issue to be discussed should be press freedom in Turkey. Kivrikoglus lawyer insisted there is an assault on Kivrikoglus personal rights
13 December 2002 Burçin Gerçek
Different Laws, Same Implementations in 2002
158 people were sued in the first six months of the year 2000 because of their thoughts. In the first half of 2001, this number increased to 1,500, and in the first half of 2002, 2,260 people were sued because of their thoughts...This is the reality.
12 December 2002 Hamza Aktan
Kurdish is Free, Students are Punished
The Hundredth Year University has put in effect once again the punishments handed out to 167 students that petitioned for Kurdish optional classes: 33 are expelled, 34 are suspended for 2 periods and 50 are and the other 50 for a week.
12 December 2002 Hamza Aktan
The Northern Establishment Poor to the Street
Government officials, soldiers, Turkish settlers carrying three-crescent flags, a concert by Levet, a day-off for civil servants, call from the governing parties, loudspeakers of civil defense, and imprisoning children chanting peace slogans at school..
11 December 2002 Sami Özuslu
We Cannot Join the EU by Picking Up Garbage
The environmentalists demand that the Spanish-flagged cargo ship loaded with poisonous waste: The EU will demand that we build eradication facilities, not that we accept their waste.
10 December 2002 Akın Bodur
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