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Four Kurdish Deputies Sentenced Again
A court convicted Zana and three former Kurdish deputies of having links to rebels in their retrial, ordering them to serve the remainder of their 15-year prison sentences.They have already served 10 years in prison, would be eligible for release in 2005.
21 April 2004
DGM Sentences Zana to 15 Years Imprisonment
State Security Court sentences former DEP deputies of Leyla Zana, Hatip Dicle, Orhan Dogan and Selim Sadak to 15 years imprisonment terms each in their re-trial.
21 April 2004
CIJL Condemns Guilty Verdict for DEP Deputies
There was no presumption of innocence, the defense was not treated equally with the prosecution and the independence of the court is questionable at best, Besharaty-Movaed, legal advisor for the Centre for the independence of Judges and Lawyers said.
21 April 2004
EU Calls for DEP MPs Immediate Release
EP ad hoc delegation chair Lagendijk: We are convinced that the State Security Court cannot guarantee the impartiality of the legal proceedings against Leyla Zana and her colleagues and therefore approve the Governments plan to abolish this body.
21 April 2004
European Social Forum Takes Off
The last preparatory meeting ahead of Octobers ESF was held in Istanbul. Representatives from many European countries spoke about the EU Constitution and anti-war activism. They called for support against the Iraqi invasion.
20 April 2004 Erhan Üstündağ
RTUK Closed Down, Court Opens the Gunes TV
With the order of the RTUK, Malatyas Gunes TV had stopped broadcasts on March 30. Now, 11 days before its penalty is over, the television will be able to begin broadcasts in line with the courts decision.
20 April 2004 Erol Önderoğlu
19 Poets Yes for Peace and Solution
During the Lefkosa municipality second annual Poetry Festival poets from Cyprus, Turkey, Algeria, Macedonia made a statement and say: Whatever the result of the referenda we will continue to work together for a truly peaceful island.
19 April 2004
Gul: EU Showed Great Sympathy & Determination
If the Turkish side says Yes and the Greek side says No then the by-laws that will be applied to the Turkish side should be revised while the Greek Cypriots enter the European Union (EU). The Turkish part should not be punished, Gul told the press.
19 April 2004
Court Hands Fine to Hosting Co., not Writer
Tascilar, head of the web hosting company Urfa.Net, was fined to pay damages because of an article published. The court is saying that the article had been written by Tascilar. He, on the other hand, is saying that the expert report is not objective.
19 April 2004 Erol Önderoğlu
Erdogan Is In The List, They Are Not
Time magazine announced the list of The most influential 100 people in the world. Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan takes place in the list where Blair, Chirac and Schroeder were not included.
19 April 2004
European Social Forum Prepares in Istanbul
The last preparatory meeting ahead of Octobers European Social Forum in London will be held in Istanbul. Representatives from all over Europe will organize the global opposition against the New American Century. There is high attendance from Turkey.
16 April 2004 Erhan Üstündağ
Denktas: We Are Losing Cyprus For All
When Turkish Cypriot President Rauf Denktas delivered a speech (of 1.5 hours) at the general assembly of Parliament, many cabinet minister, Foreign Minister Abdullah Gul and deputies of AKP and CHP were in the hall.
16 April 2004
Boss Story Bothers Journalists
According to a survey conducted among 223 journalists, almost all interviewed are bothered by the Media-Politics-Money relationship. Thirty-three percent said they became journalists by coincidence; 44 percent said they wanted a different job
16 April 2004 Erol Önderoğlu
Dean Bans Magazine he cant Understand
Communication School Dean Prof. Dr. Comak banned the Amigra magazine saying he did not understand the Kurdish and Armenian articles. He said he took this decision so that education is not harmed.
15 April 2004 Erol Önderoğlu
Sezer: MGK Decisions Were Exceeded
President Ahmet Necdet Sezer broke his silence over Cyprus for the first time. He announced that the National Security Board MGK had not adopted any decision authorizing UN Secretary General Annan to fill in the gaps in the agreement on Cyprus.
15 April 2004
Honor and Freedom of Expression
Its ironic that these events coincide with discussions that Turkish Penal Code is discriminative against women, especially with the use of such words as honor, public moral, the order of family and society, public decency...
15 April 2004 Müge Gürsoy Sökmen
Verheugen: Closer Than Ever
Gunther Verheugen in todays High-level preparatory Donors Conference to support the comprehensive settlement of the Cyprus Problem said there is this solution or no solution at all for a very long time.
15 April 2004
Peaces Close to Us, Enmitys Among Leaders
Bi-communal choir member Derya said her Greekcypriot friends she saw at the demonstration were upset about AKELs decision. Teacher Aygin talked about her friendship with her Greekcypriot neighbors.
15 April 2004 Burçin Belge
IHD Calls on Justice Ministry to Take Action
IHD said the reports given by Forensic Medical Institution to Wernicke Korsakoff patients werent in line with ethics. It called on the Ministry and prosecutors to take action against the reports, which lead to the patients being arrested arrested.
15 April 2004 Yıldız Samer
No Police During Medical Exam of Detainees
With a new project of the Forensic Medical Institution, police or gendarme wont be present in the room when the doctor is examining a detainee. They will send the reports in a sealed envelope to the prosecutor.
14 April 2004 Yıldız Samer
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Istanbul Gathers Islamic Worlds Democrats
The development of a democratic culture in Islamic countries, is the target of the U.S. Greater Middle East Project (GMP) and the discussion topic for a meeting to be held between April 12 and 15 in Istanbul.
13 April 2004 Edip Ali Yavuz,Salih Boztas
Women Cafe
It was not a smoky one like the typical Turkish cafes; contrarily I met a wonderful flower smell. It was obvious that the owner of the cafe was a woman. I visited there where women find jobs and arrange educational meetings.
13 April 2004 Ozge Erkan
Womens Films Festivals have Met in Paris
There were festivals from Germany, Italy, Spain, Sweden and France, and we as Flying Broom represented Turkey in the meeting of European Womens Films Festivals in Paris. Here are the impressions of Aysegül Oguz.
13 April 2004 Ayşegül Oğuz
RTUK Punishes Kurdish Love Songs
RTUK ordered ART TV off the air for 30 days for playing Kurdish songs, which, experts say, were love songs. The case was brought to DGM. Board head Dagtekin asked who benefitted from such cases.
12 April 2004 Erol Önderoğlu
Punishing Radio Broadcasts over the Internet
A Turkish court handed Ozgur Radyo and its chief coordinator Fusun Erdogan a fine of 4 billion Turkish lira for broadcasting over the Internet despite a RTUK order. The court postponed the fine. The defense will appeal the case.
12 April 2004 Erol Önderoğlu
Turkey is Second in Honey Production
Turkish Apiarists Union chair Yilmaz said that the EU imported some 200,000 tons of honey each year and Turkey, which produces 70,000 tons of honey each year, exports only 18,000 to Europe.
12 April 2004 Umut Tarhan
Freedom of Expression at stake in Turkey
Publishers and Writers organize round tables on Freedom of Expression with a particular focus on Turkey on the occasion of the 60th Session on the United Nations Commission on Human Rights in Geneva.
9 April 2004
Censoring Investigation and Trial News
No information can be published before the trial is completed, said TGC head Erinc. The article envisages censorship. CGD deputy head Zeyrek said a judge could order the confiscation of newspapers based on article 312 of TCK and article 7 of TMY.
8 April 2004 Erol Önderoğlu
No News about Honor Crimes or Corruption
The new law bans writing about the trial process too, says Bilge. We are mostly dealing with cases that are in the process of being investigated or cases that are going on, adds Yucel. They both object to the new Press Law draft.
8 April 2004 Erol Önderoğlu
Women Protect Telya Zamans Body
Antalya Womens Center for Consulting and Solidarity buried Telya Zaman who committed suicide. This is not an honor crime. A womans body has been left destitute with the excuse of honor, said center volunteer Yilmaz. She reiterated demands for shelter.
8 April 2004 Handan Sema Ceylan
Turkishcypriot Hasguler Runs in EU Election
Cypriot academician Hasguler will run in the European Union elections in the Cyprus Republic on June 3. He became a candidate with the aim of questioning history with the right perspective and building bridges of friendship between the two communities...
7 April 2004 Burçin Belge
Onen: EU is Narrowing the Torture Definition
Representatives of the EU Commission say that the Human Rights Foundation has a very wide definition of torture. The Foundations head Onen says that there has been a general inclination in the world after 2001 to narrow down the definition of torture.
7 April 2004 Yıldız Samer
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