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Manisa Children Torture Case Unconcluded
Lawyer Ozbek is concerned that the torture case is facing the risk of superannuating of the trial. During the last hearing of 10 police officers, four defense lawyers withdrew from the case. Nine had stepped down before.
18 April 2002
Burçin Belge
Farmers Are Getting Organized
To improve the agricultural production and marketing facilities in the GAP region, Harran plain farmers has founded AGRO GAP Pioneer Farmer Consultancy Association.
16 April 2002
Turkey - Israel Military Cooperation
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15 April 2002
GAP region exports drop 39 Percent
GAP region exports dropped to 15.8 million dollars in the first quarter of 2002. Exports in the region totalled 26 million dollars in the first quarter of last year.
11 April 2002
Ahmet Atılmış
European Anti-Torture Committee visits Turkey
One of the main purposes of the visit was to examine the implementation in practice of recent legal reforms concerning custody by law enforcement agencies.
11 April 2002
Urge for Suspending Ties with Israel
Bringing together thousands of demonstrators from all shades of Turkish public, weekend rallies in Istanbul, Ankara, Bursa, witnessed solidarity slogans with Palestine jointly cried out by left-wingers as well as by Islamists and liberal peace activists.
8 April 2002
Nadire Mater,Ertuğrul Kürkçü
The First Application for ICSID
Two American companies take their cases to the ICSID, after their energy investments are halted by the Turkish government. The energy investments were blocked due to the World Banks opposition to Treasury-guaranteed contracts.
8 April 2002
Stop Military Cooperation With Israel!
The Peace Initiative, comprising academics, writers,artists, journalists and professionals, calls the Israeli government stop terror against Palestinian people, and urges the Turkish government suspend battle tank upgrading agreement with Israel.
3 April 2002
Journalists Applaud Presidents Refusal
In a stinging 14-page critique of the proposed law, President Sezer returned the amendments to parliament Monday, asking deputies to review the points that would open the door for big capital to establish their monopoly on media broadcasting.
29 March 2002
Nadire Mater,Ertuğrul Kürkçü
Our Culture And Beliefs Are Threatened
Inhabtants of southeast city of Tunceli, react against spreading decay of the towns cultural characteristics. Tunceli people protest local authorities for spreading prostitution, and growing numbers of sniffers, street children.
28 March 2002
Özge Gözke
Women Lead The Towns Journalism
In Edremit, 300 miles to the south of Istanbul women comprise the bulk of journalistic community and head the news centers in the two local newspapers. There should be no sexual discrimination in this field, the women journalists say.
28 March 2002
Ayça Ertan
Ayse Nur Zarakolu Died
Published books of history, politics and poetry that in any other country would hardly be controversial but which in Turkey led to countless court hearings, fines, imprisonment, denial of a passport and state-sponsored harassment
15 February 2002
WAN Asks: Charges be Dropped
Publisher Tas, is due to appear in court on charges of publishing propaganda against the indivisible unity of the countryWAN
15 February 2002
Acik Radio Silenced
Istanbuls local Acik Radio, is silenced under controversial ruling by the Radio and Television Higher Council (RTUK). The radio is banned for two weeks for having aired a chapter from The Most Beautiful Girl in The Town in memoriam of Charles Bukowski.
15 February 2002
Courts Must Safeguard Free Speech
Sugden: By leaving most of these laws on the books, parliament has effectively passed the buck to the courts.
15 February 2002
Acquittal in Chomsky Case an Important Step
Sugden: Years of monitoring human rights in Turkey have shown us that when one law is improved, another is pressed into service to restrict peaceful expression,
15 February 2002
Hopes and Worries Arrive in Washington
Ankaras best hope is that its recently increased geopolitical value, post September 11th, may bring the country some additional economic opportunities. In this effort, Ecevit will be tirelessly making the rounds.
15 February 2002
Ertuğrul Kürkçü
Publisher Acquitted, Concerns Remain
Writers in Prison Committee (WiPC): The effect of such wide scale judicial action on the right to free expression in Turkey is extremely worrying.
15 February 2002
Doors Remain Locked And Deaths Continue
As the hunger strikes in Turkeys maximum security prisons enter into the 15th month, Justice Minister Hikmet Sami Turk has turned down a proposal by the major bar associations for a solution to the problem which has resulted in the death of 45 inmates.
15 February 2002
Nadire Mater
Appeal for Kurdish Language Courses Refuted
According to reports leaking from the MGK meeting, Turkeys defense and security officials are concerned that the Kurdish demands for training in their mother tongue is not as innocent as it might appear.
15 February 2002
Nadire Mater
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18 January 2002
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18 January 2002
Inmates Show No Sign of Ending Hunger Strike
The death of a political prisoner in Turkey last week may spark a chain of similar action by other inmates on hunger strike in the countrys prisons, a medical doctor has warned.
17 January 2002
Ertuğrul Kürkçü
First Jewish Museum Opened
The exhibition stretches over three floors and explores the cultural heritage of Turkish Jews over the passed seven centuries starting from the Ottoman conquest of Bursa in 1326. A large number of these Sephardic Jews found refugee in the Ottoman Empire.
17 January 2002
Ekrem Eddy Güzeldere
Turkey Revising Male-Dominated Code
The draft new code scraps the phrase the head of the marriage union is the man, giving women the right to have a say in decisions concerning the children or the family home. She no longer needs a husbands consent to go out to work.
17 January 2002
Suzan Fraser
JPC Meetings : Dialogue of The Deaf
The recent Turkey-EU Joint Parliamentary Committee meeting ends without any joint proposal. Unless submechanisms are not introduced the JPC will remain a dialogue of the deaf, believes political analyst Dr. Cengiz Aktar.
17 January 2002
Burçin Belge
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Hunger Strike Beyond Prison Walls
The strikers seek abolition of state security courts, which are used for political trials and other sensitive cases. They demand more rights for the Kurdish people in Turkey and a break with an economic reform agreement reached with the IMF.
17 January 2002
Catherine Collıns
Economic Plan Criticized
Only the government here appears to be pleased with its new economic recovery programme. Announced on the weekend, the programme, which is backed by the International Monetary Fund (IMF), has spawned a wave of criticisms and labour rallies.
17 January 2002
Nadire Mater
Emerging Markets to See High-grade Issues
Investment-grade issuersare expected to dominate emerging markets in the next few months, offering a chance to diversify from Argentina and Turkey.
17 January 2002
Arkady Ostrovsky
Crisis Stirs Fury
Last week, thousands of protesters closed businesses and blocked highways in Ankara and Istanbul, shouting, The government must resign! and waving placards with the words Youre sucking our blood.
17 January 2002
Catherine Collıns
Turkey A Migrant Way Station
Almost weekly, Turkish officials report snaring smugglers or rescuing abandoned immigrants. Earlier this summer, Turkish police found 65 Iraqis hidden in secret compartments of a truck loaded with sand and pebbles.
17 January 2002
Stephen Franklın
A Technocrats Cabinet, Unconvincing
Proposals of replacing the ruling cabinet with a technocrats government, in order to overcome the Nationalist Action Partys (MHP) unwillingness in implementing the IMF backed austerity programme rebuffed. Political analysts comment on the issue.
17 January 2002
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