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How Do Pro-government Media Outlets See SETA Report on Journalists?
While it is only the pro-government daily Sabah which reported on the “International Media Outlets’ Extensions in Turkey” report by the SETA in its printed edition, some journalists from pro-government circles have criticized the report.
8 July 2019
We Have Lost ‘Eylem’, the Companion to Protesters in Taksim
Accompanying protesters in Taksim and marching side by side with them at demonstrations, street dog Eylem was hit by a car and has lost its life. It was the protesters who named the dog Eylem, which means demonstration in English.
8 July 2019
First Anniversary of Çorlu Train Massacre: 'Our Sorrow Does Not Wear Off But Grows Stronger'
On this day last year, 25 people, including seven children, lost their lives and 340 people injured in a train derailment in Çorlu, Tekirdağ.
8 July 2019
Central Bank Governor Murat Çetinkaya Discharged from Office
Murat Çetinkaya, the Governor of the Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey, has been discharged from office by a Presidential decree. Central Bank former Vice Governor Murat Uysal has been appointed in his place.
8 July 2019
Police Intervention in Student Protest at METU
Students from the Middle East Technical University (METU) have been resisting against the construction project of a state dormitory in the Kavaklık area on campus for 55 days.
8 July 2019
SETA Report on Journalists to be Taken to Court, SETA Says It is a ‘Scientific Study’
Journalists' Union of Turkey and Media and Law Studies Association have announced that they will file a criminal complaint against the SETA report on journalists working in international media outlets. The Foundation has claimed, “It is a scientific study.”
8 July 2019
Supreme Court of Appeals Overturns Verdict on Altan Brothers, Ilıcak
The court has ruled that journalists Ahmet Altan and Nazlı Ilıcak did not violate the constitution and acquitted Mehmet Altan.
5 July 2019
LGBTI+s Targeted in Friday Sermon
Sent by the Directorate of Religious Affairs to be read at all mosques across Turkey during the Friday prayer, this week’s Friday sermon has made targeting and discriminating remarks about LGBTI+ individuals.
5 July 2019
Car Explosion Near Syrian Border Kills Two
All the killed people were Syrian citizens in the explosion caused by a bomb, President Erdoğan announced.
5 July 2019
Constitutional Court Takes on Trial of Academics, What will Happen is Uncertain
Individual applications by Academics for Peace who were given prison terms have been sent to the General Assembly of The Constitutional Court. Meanwhile, the courts began to postpone ongoing trials to wait for the top court verdict.
5 July 2019
Erol Önderoğlu: People Had Better be Reminded of Crimes Against Journalists
The Media Monitoring Database, which comprises Media Monitoring Reports prepared by Erol Önderoğlu and published online by bianet once every three months since 2001, has been opened with a launch event at BİA School on July 3.
5 July 2019
Elif Ünal
Starvation Line is 1,971 Lira in Turkey, Where Minimum Wage is 2,020 Lira
According to the data shared by the United Metal Workers’ Union Research Center (BİSAM), the starvation line of a four-member family in Turkey is 1,971 Turkish Lira in June and poverty line is 6,818 Turkish Lira.
5 July 2019
Academic on Trial for Sexual Assault Dismissed
The Council of Higher Education (YÖK) has announced that academic H.B. is "dismissed from public service."
5 July 2019
Fomer HDP Co-Chair Demirtaş Draws CHP MP Tanrıkulu in Prison
HDP’s imprisoned former Co-Chair Selahattin Demirtaş has drawn the charcoal portrait of CHP MP Sezgin Tanrıkulu. Tanrıkulu has shared the picture on Twitter, attaching the note, “It will be the grand memory from this period for me.”
5 July 2019
At Least 124 Workers Lose Their Lives in June
According to a report released by the Laborers’ Health and Occupational Safety (İSİG) Assembly, at least 124 workers have died in occupational homicides in June. In the first six months of this year, 840 workers have lost their lives.
5 July 2019
Report Says Akkuyu Nuclear Plant to Cause Electricity Prices and Foreign Dependency to Increase
Producing electricity from renewable sources is increasingly becoming more widespread in the world, said a report by the Union of Chambers of Turkish Engineers and Architects (TMMOB).
4 July 2019
‘Patriarchate Led by an Appointed Trustee for 10 Years, Democratic Election Needs to be Held’
The Patriarch Sub-governor who will lead the election process of a new Armenian Patriarch of Turkey has been elected. HDP MP Paylan has spoken to bianet about the election of Episcopos Maşlayan as Patriarch Sub-governor and their further demands.
4 July 2019
Pınar Tarcan
Ankara Train Collision: Train Line Opened Despite Incompleteness
The expert report on the train collision that claimed nine lives has been completed. It said that the State Railways established a traffic control system that does not exist in the "international regulations and the international railroad network."
4 July 2019
‘We are all Migrants - No to Racism’ Petition Against Hatred Towards Migrants
The campaign of “We are all Migrants - No to Racism” has launched an online petition against the escalating hatred towards migrants in Turkey. The campaign has emphasized that social media contributes to the spread of hate speech.
4 July 2019
EU Delegation Statement on Human Rights in Turkey
Releasing a statement on human rights in Turkey, the Delegation of the EU to the Council of Europe (EUDEL) has criticized the state’s attitude in Gezi trial and made a call to implement the the Judicial Reform Strategy with determined and concrete steps.
4 July 2019
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'Judicial Reform Strategy is Important but We Need to See Implementation'
"We welcome the work that was done. We were also consulted but we also have to see how this will be translated into concrete legislation and the implementation of that," says Christian Berger, the head of the EU Turkey Delegation.
4 July 2019
Evrim Kepenek
Hot-Air Balloons from Around the World Color up Cappadocia Sky
The 1st Cappadocia International Hot-Air Balloon Festival has opened in Nevşehir. Organized by the Municipality of Ürgüp and hosting hot-air balloons from around the world, the festival will close on July 7.
4 July 2019
All Executives Sentenced to Prison, Public Officials Acquitted
In the final hearing of Aladağ dorm fire case, which claimed the lives of 11 children in 2016, all dorm executives have been sentenced to prison. Public officials have been acquitted for “causing death”, but penalized for “misconduct in office.”
4 July 2019
Ayşegül Özbek
Erdoğan: It Will Be Called Seizure If U.S. Doesn’t Deliver F-35s to Turkey
President and ruling AKP Chair Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has stated that if the U.S. does not deliver the F-35 fighter jets to Turkey although the country has made the necessary payments, it will be called “seizure.”
4 July 2019
İstanbul Mayor Visits HDP: 'Why is Demirtaş Arrested?'
In a visit to the HDP İstanbul organization, İmamoğlu has said, "He is arrested but why? Like everyone, I want to understand this. In this context, I want to state that I side with anyone who is unjustly treated in terms of law."
3 July 2019
HDP Women’s Group: Investigate Suspicious Death of Rabia Naz and Other Children
The HDP Women’s Parliamentary Group has requested that a Parliamentary inquiry be launched against irregularities and impunity in the investigation and prosecution of suspicious deaths, especially that of Rabia Naz and other children.
3 July 2019
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Saturday Mothers/People Call for Justice in Çorlu Derailment Case
"We call Minister of Justice Gül, who got lawyers beaten and Minister of Interior Soylu, who got mourning families beaten, to retreat into borders of law."
3 July 2019
‘3% of Non-Believers Support AKP’s Yıldırım, 20% of Devoutly Religious CHP’s İmamoğlu’
The KONDA Research and Consultancy has released its report on “Ballot Box Analysis and Voter Profiles" for İstanbul repeat elections. The research has specifically focused on the voter transitions between the parties and turnout rate of their voter bases.
3 July 2019
İstanbul Governorship Inspects Arabic Shop Signs
The governorship has announced that it inspected 730 shops signboards of which are not compliant with the regulations which require at least 75 percent of the contents of a signboard to be in Turkish.
3 July 2019
'Families' Demand for Justice Responded with Torment'
In the first hearing of the Çorlu train derailment case, the Çorlu 1st Heavy Penal Court has sent the case file to the upper court upon the allegation that “the relatives of the deceased were battered upon the instruction of the court.”
3 July 2019
Ayça Söylemez
45 Thousand 300 Students Not Provided with Accommodation in Public Dormitories
Sharing the answer of Ministry of Youth and Sports to his Parliamentary question, CHP MP Gürer has announced that 45,300 students who applied for accommodation in public dormitories were not provided with accommodation last year.
3 July 2019
Imprisoned University Student Korkmaz: Are You Still Surprised?
Given a 59-year prison term over a statement by an anonymous witness who can't describe him, Baran Barış Korkmaz has sent a message from prison.
3 July 2019
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