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HADEP Voters Treated as Fake Voters
Akad, the provincial head of HADEP, says that the officials are pressuring the party with the aim of preventing voter registrations. 27 headmen have been removed from their posts for allegedly mediating fake voter registrations.
29 August 2002 Mehmet Can Toprak
Commercial Support to Bosnia-Herzegovina
Izmir Commercial Stock-Exchange and the Bosnia Herzegovina Chamber of Foreign Trade have signed a cooperation agreement. With this agreement, the two institutions will exchange information, jointly decide on quotations and cooperate in marketing.
29 August 2002
Joint Irrigation Project With Syria
Syria and Turkey signed a joint communiqué of projects of regional development, irrigation and agriculture. During a four-day visit, the group from Syria visited dams and irrigation facilities within the region covered by the GAP project.
26 August 2002
The Journalist Demands to be Tried Again
Journalist Kizilyaprak of the closed-down Ozgur Bakis, will apply to the attorney generalship. He demands to be retried under the deregulated terrorism law. The journalist faces prison sentence since October 2001.
26 August 2002 Erol Önderoğlu
Kurdish Students Will Return to School
The National Security Council decided in its last meeting that the students,who were expelled for signing petitions demanding Kurdish lessons, could return to school. With this decision, a minimum of 1,445 students will be able to go back to school.
26 August 2002
Dev- Yol Trial Continues for 22 Years
The Revoluatarny path Dev-Yol trial continues even after 22 years. Opened under the Military rule, the case comprises 723 Dev-Yol affilates 23 of whom are sentenced to death. The local court converted death penalties for imprisonment for life.
26 August 2002 Yaşar Kanbur
Excavations Ended at Soli, Protection Needed
Excavations at Soli Pompeipolis have been completed. The teams that have left the region are worried about the town, where they came across the remains of five separate periods, could be looted. The efforts to declare the region a Museum Town,continue.
20 August 2002
Denktash Panic Over NGOs Call for Solution
It points out that the Cyprus problem should be solved before the end of the year and that the Turkish Cypriots and the people of Turkey would suffer the most if a solution was not reached by then.
19 August 2002
Gold Medalist Sureyya Ayhan Runs For Her Kind
My answer is my success, says a proud Sureyya Ayhan. I ran not only against my rivals but also against rumors, slanders, lies and gossips at home. I am happy that I beat them all.
19 August 2002 Nadire Mater,Ertuğrul Kürkçü
Journalism Challenges to Turkey
Journalism and The Human Rights Challenge to Turkey. Report of the IFJ / EFJ Mission to Turkey in April 26-30 April, 2002: Putting Union Rights and Press Freedom on the agenda.
17 August 2002
Women Ask: Why Does Turkey Need AWACS?
Selek from Peace Promoters, Salman from Womens Platform for Selek of Peace Promoters, Salman of Womens Platform for Peace, Ciftci of HADEP, Keskin of IHD, Temurturkan of ODP, and Seyman of SHP are against Turkeys purchase of four AWACS.
15 August 2002
Call for Release of Cypriot Journalists
IFJ is calling for the immediate and unconditional release of Sener Levent and Memduh Ener and for an end to the on-going legal actions against the newspaper which, says the federation, amount to a continuation of a long-running campaign of harassment.
14 August 2002
Süreyya Ayhan - Turkeys Secret Weapon
The 23-year-old Ayhan won in 3min 58.79sec, denying Szabo by just two hundredths of a second. A long way back, in a lifetime best of 4:01.28, was the Russian Tatyana Tomashova.
14 August 2002 Doug Gıllon
Turkish Cypriots Urge for Immidiate Solution
86 Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus NGOs representing a wide spectrum of the Turkish Cypriots on July 9 urged for an immediate political solution to the long standing Cyprus question.
13 August 2002
Strike at Incirlik Air Base
Incirlik American Air Bases Turkish workers are on strike with demands of a pay rise. This is the fifth labor strike at the base. Workers ask for pay rises once in three months, employers insist on granting pay rises only once in six months.
12 August 2002 Mehmet Boncuk
Locals Debate on Media Freedom
Its thought that the EU-reforms are positive yet inadequate. According to the local media organizations, it depends on implementation. Kara from Datca, Bingol from Diyarbakir, Toprak from Mersin and Kucuk from Edremit discuss the new journalism.
12 August 2002 Erol Önderoğlu
Who is the Biggest Traitor?
Sener Levent, the director of the Afrika published in the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, and writer Ener were arrested and sent to prison because of an article. The article, which was published in the Avrupa newspaper in 1999, reads as follows.
10 August 2002 Şener Levent
Sokaktan
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10 August 2002
Turkish Cypriot Journalists Arrested
Sener Levent, the director of the Afrika newspaper published in TRNC, and writer Memduh Ener, were arrested and sent to prison because of an article called Who is the Biggest Traitor? Cypriot journalists union criticized the arrests.
9 August 2002 Erol Önderoğlu
Two Turkish Cypriot Journalists In Prison
RSF today voiced its outrage at the Six-month jail sentences imposed on two journalists of the Nicosia daily newspaper Afrika, Sener Levent and Memduh Ener, for insulting the President of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, Rauf Denktash.
9 August 2002
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Reforms In Baggage Turkey Knocks EUs Door
Package abolishes death penalty, brings freedom of education and broadcast in non-Turkish languages, freedom of criticism of the state organs, easing restrictions against foreign NGOs working in Turkey, greater freedom for non-Muslim minority foundations.
8 August 2002 Nadire Mater,Ertuğrul Kürkçü
The Joy of Search Authorization and Bread
The soldier searched a house in the village of Catma with authorization for the first time in 22 years. The food quota seems to be lifted. Following 22-year-old emergency rule era, the people are trying to get used to a regular life.
8 August 2002 İrfan Aktan
Turkeys Reforms
Human Rights Watch: Turkeys Bold Reforms Fail Imprisoned Legislators. Death Penalty, Language Restrictions Abolished; Kurdish Parliamentarians Still Jailed
8 August 2002
The Last Struggle of the Publisher
Ayse Nur Zarakolu was a publisher. She got several awards and faced with trials and sentences. She passed away in January 2002. She was also publisher of Omer Asans book Pontos Kulturu (The Culture of Pontos). The books banned. Here is the story...
8 August 2002
Reforms Not Enough, Implementation Essential
Lawyer Ilkiz, journalist Boncuk and activist Yurdatapan comments on Turkeys move to abolish death penalty, allow Kurdish education and broadcasts, and grant broader freedom of expression.
8 August 2002 Erol Önderoğlu
US Pushes Turkey Toward The Red Line
With the nationalists likely to make these new laws the central issue in early parliamentary elections scheduled for November 3, there will seemingly be little public pressure on Ankara not to follow Washingtons lead on intervention in Iraq.
7 August 2002 Ertuğrul Kürkçü
80 Years List : Victims of Death Penalty
712 people including 15 women, have been executed during the last 80 years. At the moment, 1500 people trials are continuing, face death penalty. 125 people have been sentenced to death penalty which was abolished in August 3.
6 August 2002
Journalism Under Emergency Rule
Ferit Demir, the only journalist in the region, has been working under emergency rule for the last 12 years. He has been detained three times, received threats and got kidnapped by the PKK during the period. Emergency rule was lifted in Tunceli last week.
5 August 2002 Erol Önderoğlu
Siyar is Scared of the Slightes Noise
Six-year-old Siyar, who was hit on the head with a mortar shell, was discharged from the hospital. His two sisters were killed in the same incident. Grandfather will open a lawsuit against Yuksekova Battalion Commandership.
5 August 2002 İrfan Aktan
Abolition of Death Penalty Welcomed
Amnesty International welcomes Turkeys abolishing of the death penalty in peacetime.
3 August 2002
Turkey Abolished the Death Penalty
Council of Europe Secretary General Schwimmer said that this vote would be a major step forward for human rights in Turkey, in his press release in August 2.
3 August 2002
Armenian Journalists Visited Turkey Again
This is the third meeting of Armenian and Turkish journalists under the project stipulating mutual visits of Armenian and Turkish journalists to learn about the lives of the two countries and the subsequent coverage in their media.
3 August 2002
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